Hi Community,
I'm currently using some custom code in a Data Element to return a price range of a specific product.
This code is working, I'm already using it on pages with a single product.
var productPrice= window.tc_vars.product_unitprice_ttc;
var tranche;
switch (true) {
case (0 <= productPrice && productPrice < 299):
tranche = "/Less than 299€";
break;
case (299 <= productPrice && productPrice < 301):
tranche = "/Between 299 and 300€";
break;
}
I would like to use this data element on my basket page where I have multiple products and stock the returned value in an eVar:
s.products = "";
for (var i = 0; i < window.tc_vars.basket_products.length; i++) {
s.products +=
/*window.tc_vars.basket_products[i].product_cat2_name +*/ ";" +
window.tc_vars.basket_products[i].product_id +
";"
if (
window.tc_vars.basket_products[i].product_unitprice_ttc &&
window.tc_vars.basket_products[i].product_unitprice_ttc !== ""
) {
s.products +=
"|eVar34=" + "HOW CAN I USE MY DATA ELEMENT HERE?";
}
}
My goal is to use the formula stocked in my Data Element for every product in my basket. But I'm not sure how to use my data element here.
I know that this is not working:
s.products += "|eVar34=" + window.tc_vars.basket_products[i]._satellite.getVar('ProductPriceTranche');
I tried the following :
s.products += "|eVar34=" + _satellite.getVar('ProductPriceTranche');
It's returning an empty string.
I can't find how to fill in the product index dinamically in this line of code.
Any suggestions here ?
Thanks !
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Your last code sample is how a DE should be referenced
s.products += "|eVar34=" + _satellite.getVar('ProductPriceTranche');
The DE code should return a value
return 'value'
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Your last code sample is how a DE should be referenced
s.products += "|eVar34=" + _satellite.getVar('ProductPriceTranche');
The DE code should return a value
return 'value'
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Hi @Andrey_Osadchuk,
The DE is actually returning a value we forgot to add the last line. But the DE is actually returning the var tranche
return tranche;
So if I'm understanding well your comment, the DE reference is correct so I just need to do some test with some other products ?
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correct
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