ConfiDoc now has virtual functions to enable support for values decorations and transformations on the fly
How to access values you can find here: Accessing JSON structures
You use a function by appending it to the expression you use to locate the value in the document. The documentation for these functions could be found in ConfiForms plugin Virtual functions
| Function | |
|---|---|
lowerCase
| |
upperCase
| |
urlencode
| |
escapeXML
| |
escapeJavaScript
| |
escape
| |
unescape
| |
formatDate
| |
formatCurrency
| |
formatNumber
| |
formatLinks
| |
replaceAccents
| |
replaceWith
| |
asUserProfileLink
| |
asUserLinkMacro
| |
urlLink
| |
escapeJSON
| |
replaceCRLFWithBR
| |
trimAllSpaces
| |
camelCase
| |
camelCaseAndTrim
| |
addCRLF
| |
addCRLFHtml
| |
trunc
| |
trim
| |
base64
| |
asJSON
| |
asUserProfile
| |
add
| |
multiply
| |
divide
| |
append
| |
prepend
| |
split
| |
userInSecurityGroup
| |
securityGroupHas
| |
equals
| |
notEquals
| |
parseDate
| |
get
| |
asList
| |
asArray
| |
asArrayOfKVPairs
| |
| pageProperties(PROPERTY_NAME) | somefield.pageProperties(PROPERTY_NAME) when somefield is a page id then ConfiDoc is able to load it and extract the page property by given (PROPERTY_NAME) name |
| confiDocGlobals(VARIABLE_NAME) | These are variables that can be stored in ConfiDoc globally using ConfiDoc Globals macro
Easiest way to use the function is to use an _id pseudo field _id.confiDocGlobals(VARIABLE_NAME) |
There are 2 special functions available what are used as-is (not as a part of the expression)
| Function | |
|---|---|
_getIfExists(oneproperty, anotherproperty)
| Returns either the value for first property (oneproperty) if it has a value, and if not then tries to locate the value for a second property (anotherproperty) |
_getRawResponse()
| Returns raw response (JSON internal structure) |