The tag displays the value of the discount code based on a reward tier in the loyalty program.

Kuvaus

The tag works in the loyalty program reward tier listing created with the {LoyaltyProgramDiscountTiers} tag.

Also read:

Syntaksi

{LoyaltyProgramDiscountTierDiscount(
    currencysymbol: boolean,
    decimals: int,
    decimalsep: string,
    html: boolean,
    includetax: boolean,
    legend: boolean,
    price_format: string,
    thousandssep: string,
    price_format: string
)}

Näkyvyys

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The tag is used only in the {LoyaltyProgramDiscountTiers} tag's helper attribute.

Attribuutit

currencysymbol:

Determines whether the tag also prints the currency symbol. The symbol is automatically determined based on the currency in use.

Allowed values:true/false. The default value is false.

The currency symbol can also be printed using the {CurrencySymbol} tag.

decimals:

Sets the precision for printing decimals.

Allowed values:integers. Default value 2 decimal places.

decimalsep:

Defines the decimal separator character. The most popular decimal separators are comma and dot, the use of which depends on the store's locale.

Sallitut arvot: merkki, joka toimii desimaalierottimena (esim. desimaalipiste = decimalsep: '.'). Oletusarvo pilkku.
html:

Determines whether the tag outputs the default HTML markup around the content.

Allowed values: true / false

includetax:

Determines whether the tag prints the price including VAT.

Allowed values:true/false. Default value: true.

price_format:

Determines the price information display format.

Sallitut arvot:
  • string (default): The price information is printed as a string, which may also include formatting and additions dependent on other attributes of the tag (e.g., currency symbol).
  • decimal: The price information is printed as a decimal number using a decimal point (e.g., 9.90), which works in, among other things, JavaScript code.

    If price_format: 'decimal' is in use, other price information formatting attributes do not affect the tag's output.

thousandssep:

Specifies the character used as the thousands separator.

According to the International System of Units, the thousand separator is a space, but in different countries, a period, comma, or apostrophe may traditionally be used. You may want to define thousands separators according to the locale.

Allowed values: a symbol that functions as a thousands separator. The default is a non-breaking space  

If you want to use an apostrophe as the thousands separator, write it between double quotes: thousandssep: "'"

If you do not want to use any thousands separator, just write two quotation marks or two apostrophes in a row in the attribute: thousandssep: "" or thousandssep: ''

before: / after:

With these two attributes, you can define content that is output before or after the content produced by the tag.

Allowed values:text that may contain HTML and Interface markup.

E.g.

  • before: '<p>This markup appears before the tag's own content.</p>'.
  • after: '<p>This appears after the tag's own content.</p>'

If the tag does not produce any content, the content of the before and after attributes will also not be displayed.

escape:

Adds escape characters to the content printed by the tag, making it easier to use the content in JavaScript code or JSON objects.

Sallitut arvot:
  • true: the attribute adds escape characters before quotation marks
  • false: the attribute does nothing
  • json: the attribute adds escape characters to the output, allowing the content to be used in JSON markup.
or:

Defines alternative content that is displayed if the tag itself does not produce any content.

Allowed values:text that may contain HTML and Interface markup.

E.g. or:'Content not found.'