Hello,
We are looking to exploit the functionality in the HTML templates that will allow us to expose data from the API. For context we are looking to get VAT pulled through to an email, and VAT is not natively stored against any of our performances with the exception of being able to identify it by GL codes. We have created a local view which splits the gross, NET (gross - VAT) and donation amount for each Sub Line Item and we are hoping that we can use this data in the email in question.
We don't currently have any internal resource who has experience of this work and it would be good to hear from anyone else in the community who has done work which is similar to this to get your advice on how this can be done.
Best,
Will
If anyone does end up with code samples here, please make sure to add them to a repository in our shared bitbucket account:
https://bitbucket.org/TN_WebShare/
Its a great way to shared code for things like this and start building a community library of things like HTML templates that do common tasks.
Thanks!
Chris
Hey Chris,
How do we get access to this repository?
Thanks,
Gary
That was going to be my question as well. Bitbucket just throws a 'You were never here message'
Gary Hallidayand Will Mercer you can submit a request on tessituranetwork.com/devs to have access to the bitbucket repository and developer slack channel. That should do the trick! I don't know if anyone has put any HTML templates up there yet but I'd certainly like to see some there! I think it would be a big benefit to the community.
Thanks Chris
Chris Szalaj, Given that all organizations are going to have to deal with updating all of their receipts to the new HTML templets in order to go to V16. What is the best way to get the needed tools installed in Visual Studio on RAMP? Best I could tell last night when I looked at our setup is that the needed tools are not present. And visual studio may not be setup correctly.
Currently, it is my understanding that somehow we need to have a project that implements both of these temples. I don't understand exactly how that works.
I attended a presentation at TLCC2019 on this topic. It's been months since conference and I do not remember all of the details. As I remember it there were a lot of details about this process. I'm wondering about how I can get a refresher for myself and others on this topic. I'm not seeing any video or step by step documentation on this process. Is there something out there that I'm missing? After several hours we think that we understand that we have to use one of the REST APIs to determine the values we can use in our receipts.
Consider me interested in the answers to these questions as well.
John A. Moskal II,
Anyone else interested? Anyone member out there who feels like they can talk about how this is supposed to work?
Definitely interested in learning more.
I was unable to get things to work in Visual Studio so as I have edited and adapted ours I have done it in GitKraken (to keep track) and then pasted it into the client to test and make sure the calls were working. Not the most ideal way of working. Yes, you use REST API to know what you can pull into your receipt. If it's available in REST you can use it (you may have to add a using statement to get it to pull in).