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 Bob Reawaruw (BobReawaruw)
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PEGA Architect
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BobReawaruw Member since 2018 57 posts
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Posted: December 16, 2019
Last activity: December 16, 2019
Posted: 16 Dec 2019 10:30 EST
Last activity: 16 Dec 2019 15:29 EST
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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

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
Posted: 16 Dec 2019 10:51 EST
Marc Lasserre (MarcLasserre_GCS)
PEGA
Principal Software Solutions Engineer
Pegasystems Inc.
FR

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.

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Posted: 1 year ago
Posted: 16 Dec 2019 11:03 EST
Bob Reawaruw (BobReawaruw)
Atos
PEGA Architect
Atos
NL

Solved:


<pega:forEach name="pyWorkPage.PageList">

<pega:withEmbedded name="$THIS">

<pega:reference name=".PageGroup(X).PropertyX"></pega:reference>

</pega:withEmbedded>

</pega:forEach>