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Posted: December 16, 2019
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Embedding a property value from page group in correspondence
Issue:
Property value is not showing up in correspondence. However, it is available on the clipboard.
Context:
.PropertyX is available on clipboard pyWorkPage.PageList(0).PageGroup(X).PropertyX
Thus:
- pyWorkPage
- PageList(0)
- PageGroup(X)
- PropertyX
- PageGroup(X)
- PageList(0)
In the conference rule the following code is used:
<pega:foreach name="pyWorkPage.PageListProperty">
<pega:withEmbedded name="$THIS.PageGroup(X)" >
<pega:reference name=".PropertyX"></pega:reference>
</pega:withEmbedded>
</pega:foreach>
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Posted: 1 year ago
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<pega:forEach name="pyWorkPage.PageList">
<pega:withEmbedded name="$THIS">
<pega:reference name=".PageGroup(X).PropertyX"></pega:reference>
</pega:withEmbedded>
</pega:forEach>
Hello,
How could you have a Page-List property without any index here and then a Page-Group? Can you share a picture?
Maybe you could just set the property at top level and remove it later on.