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@Bob_be wrote: antasp3136: AH!! your a smart man! There are more people on this forum smarter than me. Read full topic
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@ATechAsia wrote: Bob_be: There are more people on this forum smarter than me Flatterer! Also, I think $1 is already used for entity name so you might have to use Ticket number field as $2. Read full...
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@JTRTech wrote: $1 is built in to the formatting field. What is the T.TicketNumber meant to achive? where are you thinking the T.TicketNumber is coming from? The only variable for entity formatting is...
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@ATechAsia wrote: If you want to know which users are on which ticket you will need to constrain the ticket number otherwise it will show all your the waiters on that entity. Read full topic
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@JTRTech wrote: Surely that’s what the status unpaid is for. Although bill requested isnt being accounted for. If you wanted to show ticket number next to user for cases of multiple open tickets on a...
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(TEN.Table=$1) How do I apply this to entities other than Table? I got seperate entity types for delivery and takeaway orders called Delivery and Takeaway. Read full topic
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Sarim: (TEN.Table=$1) TEN = “Ticket Entity Name”, Table is the Entity Type. So if you wanted to check against Customer name from Customer entity type, then (TEN.Customer=$1) Read full topic
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Here what I whipped-up this week for table captions. This sets a ticket tag (CustName) as a local variable for the table entity name so the DB doesn’t get hit every time the entity screen is loaded....
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Is there a way to use conditional expressions with this? I use delivery department the same way as restaurant department to simplify tasks for the cashiers as much as possible. Instead of tables,...
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Unfortunately, ternary expressions don’t work for display format. I don’t know of a cleaner way to do it as I’m not too familiar with the reporting tags. But seeing as the ticket entity is either...
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You can do like <if 1==1>True</if><if 1!=1>False</if>. This works here and on most other buttons and places ternary expressions don’t work. I did something with this a couple...
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Memo: RTFM Yeah, however the manual is pretty big lol Read full topic
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That’s a interesting idea that Memo came up with, to use settings for table captions . @Jesse, would it be easier for the sambapos system to update global settings upon ticket closing and recall all...
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I personally think to retrieve from database via report tags or otherwise, rather than the workaround storing in local settings. The database load over the network should be minimal, and unless you...
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When the hardware can support it, absolutely. I had to come up with something different because one place refuses to upgrade any hardware let alone see if there are conflicting wifi channels. With 4...
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I personally would use report tags. As long as they are not overly complex with parameterized searches etc then they should be very fast. Emre designed them to work fast. If speed is the #1 concern...
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<bold>$1</bold><br/>{REPORT TICKET DETAILS:T.RemainingAmount.Sum:((TEN.Table=$1) or (TEN.Takeaway=$1) or (TEN.Order=$1)) and T.RemainingAmount>0}{REPORT TICKET...
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Hey everybody - still here quietly reading @Sarim yes you are correct this very temperamental and today I still do not understand how I managed to get it to display multiple line data. Trial and error...
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This is great but if I only want to show the customer’s first name? emre: <bold>$1</bold>{REPORT TICKET DETAILS:'<br/>'+[EN.Customer]:(TEN.Table=$1) and (TCET=Customer) and...
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Depends on what fields you have setup. If you have single name field it’s not straight forward. If you have first and last name fields it’s easier. Read full topic
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Hi JTR Tech, I see that I have first name filed and Surname Field. but when I put [EN.Customer], the whole information comes up. I just want to know what should I replace " Customer " in order to just...
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{ENTITY DATA:FieldName} should do the job where FieldName is the name of the custom entity field. Read full topic
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$1<br/>{REPORT TICKET DETAILS:TT.Waiter:(TEN.Table=$1) and T.RemainingAmount>0} This is what I used to display waiters tagged to a table. You have to change your Tag name (Waiter) to your...
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