Conditional or loop statements in rtf template
I have predefined rtf template file RTF_Template.rtf as follows:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI:} 103910par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
I am making changing in this format something like:
rtf_template = Rails.root.join('doc', 'rtf_templates', 'RTF_Template.rtf')
content = File.read(rtf_template)
content.gsub!('FirstName LastName', @student.full_name)
content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
content.gsub!('Female', @student.gender)
content.gsub!('10/31/1980', @student.date_of_birth.strftime('%m-%d-%Y'))
content.gsub!('sample@email.com', @student.email)
Problem:
Currently, I am only showing the first StudentIdentifier which is the primary one on line: content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
and setting value for same identifier on Line: content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
The user can have multiple identifiers and value against that each identifier.
I can access those all identifier using a loop @student.identifiers.each do |p_id|
then identifier name in p_id[0] and value in p_id[1]
I want to show all identifiers on the same place (after name, before sex) in the same template.
ruby-on-rails rtf
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
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I have predefined rtf template file RTF_Template.rtf as follows:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI:} 103910par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
I am making changing in this format something like:
rtf_template = Rails.root.join('doc', 'rtf_templates', 'RTF_Template.rtf')
content = File.read(rtf_template)
content.gsub!('FirstName LastName', @student.full_name)
content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
content.gsub!('Female', @student.gender)
content.gsub!('10/31/1980', @student.date_of_birth.strftime('%m-%d-%Y'))
content.gsub!('sample@email.com', @student.email)
Problem:
Currently, I am only showing the first StudentIdentifier which is the primary one on line: content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
and setting value for same identifier on Line: content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
The user can have multiple identifiers and value against that each identifier.
I can access those all identifier using a loop @student.identifiers.each do |p_id|
then identifier name in p_id[0] and value in p_id[1]
I want to show all identifiers on the same place (after name, before sex) in the same template.
ruby-on-rails rtf
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
add a comment |
I have predefined rtf template file RTF_Template.rtf as follows:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI:} 103910par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
I am making changing in this format something like:
rtf_template = Rails.root.join('doc', 'rtf_templates', 'RTF_Template.rtf')
content = File.read(rtf_template)
content.gsub!('FirstName LastName', @student.full_name)
content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
content.gsub!('Female', @student.gender)
content.gsub!('10/31/1980', @student.date_of_birth.strftime('%m-%d-%Y'))
content.gsub!('sample@email.com', @student.email)
Problem:
Currently, I am only showing the first StudentIdentifier which is the primary one on line: content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
and setting value for same identifier on Line: content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
The user can have multiple identifiers and value against that each identifier.
I can access those all identifier using a loop @student.identifiers.each do |p_id|
then identifier name in p_id[0] and value in p_id[1]
I want to show all identifiers on the same place (after name, before sex) in the same template.
ruby-on-rails rtf
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
I have predefined rtf template file RTF_Template.rtf as follows:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI:} 103910par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
I am making changing in this format something like:
rtf_template = Rails.root.join('doc', 'rtf_templates', 'RTF_Template.rtf')
content = File.read(rtf_template)
content.gsub!('FirstName LastName', @student.full_name)
content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
content.gsub!('Female', @student.gender)
content.gsub!('10/31/1980', @student.date_of_birth.strftime('%m-%d-%Y'))
content.gsub!('sample@email.com', @student.email)
Problem:
Currently, I am only showing the first StudentIdentifier which is the primary one on line: content.gsub!('UEI', StudentIdentifier.primary_identifier.first&.name)
and setting value for same identifier on Line: content.gsub!('103910', @student.primary_identifier&.value)
The user can have multiple identifiers and value against that each identifier.
I can access those all identifier using a loop @student.identifiers.each do |p_id|
then identifier name in p_id[0] and value in p_id[1]
I want to show all identifiers on the same place (after name, before sex) in the same template.
ruby-on-rails rtf
ruby-on-rails rtf
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
asked Jan 1 at 3:32
Waqas NazirWaqas Nazir
557
557
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Your code simply needs to substitute one placeholder with a sequence of RTF code lines.
Template:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
identifier_list
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
And then concatenate your identifier name / value pairs including the surrounding RTF code, for example
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI1:} 103911par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI2:} 103912par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI3:} 103913par}
And finally replace the placeholder
content.gsub!('identifier_list', myIdentifierListsWithRTF)
(note: I am no ruby on rails programmer so I can only give the idea, not the actual code)
answered Feb 8 at 19:10
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Your code simply needs to substitute one placeholder with a sequence of RTF code lines.
Template:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
identifier_list
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
And then concatenate your identifier name / value pairs including the surrounding RTF code, for example
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI1:} 103911par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI2:} 103912par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI3:} 103913par}
And finally replace the placeholder
content.gsub!('identifier_list', myIdentifierListsWithRTF)
(note: I am no ruby on rails programmer so I can only give the idea, not the actual code)
answered Feb 8 at 19:10
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Your code simply needs to substitute one placeholder with a sequence of RTF code lines.
Template:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
identifier_list
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
And then concatenate your identifier name / value pairs including the surrounding RTF code, for example
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI1:} 103911par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI2:} 103912par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI3:} 103913par}
And finally replace the placeholder
content.gsub!('identifier_list', myIdentifierListsWithRTF)
(note: I am no ruby on rails programmer so I can only give the idea, not the actual code)
answered Feb 8 at 19:10
mjnmjn
26k22143318
add a comment |
Your code simply needs to substitute one placeholder with a sequence of RTF code lines.
Template:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
identifier_list
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
And then concatenate your identifier name / value pairs including the surrounding RTF code, for example
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI1:} 103911par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI2:} 103912par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI3:} 103913par}
And finally replace the placeholder
content.gsub!('identifier_list', myIdentifierListsWithRTF)
(note: I am no ruby on rails programmer so I can only give the idea, not the actual code)
answered Feb 8 at 19:10
mjnmjn
26k22143318
Your code simply needs to substitute one placeholder with a sequence of RTF code lines.
Template:
{rtf1ansideff0{fonttbl{f0 fswiss Helvetica;}{f1 Courier;}}
{colortbl;red255green0blue0;red0green0blue255;}
widowctrlhyphauto
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 b fs36 FirstName LastNamepar}
identifier_list
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Sex:u160?}Femalepar}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b DOB:} 10/31/1980par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b Email:} sample@email.com par}
And then concatenate your identifier name / value pairs including the surrounding RTF code, for example
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI1:} 103911par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI2:} 103912par}
{pard ql f0 sa180 li0 fi0 {b UEI3:} 103913par}
And finally replace the placeholder
content.gsub!('identifier_list', myIdentifierListsWithRTF)
(note: I am no ruby on rails programmer so I can only give the idea, not the actual code)
answered Feb 8 at 19:10
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