How to remove the performance time from the confirmation email?

Sharon,

Is this from the standard .ASPX templates that shipped with your TNEW installation?  Or is this from the standard HTML template that shipped with Version 15?  (Presumably the one called "Sample Order Confirmation".)

If you are looking at the .ASPX template, you are going to want to look in the CartHTML.xlst template.  I admit, my knowledge there is sketchy at best.  But I believe you will want to find the proper line in the area of the <xsl:teamplate name="PerformanceLineItem"> starting around line 1110.  I think specifically you want the <xsl:with-param name="DateTime" select="@perfDT"/> area.  But I will admit to being far from certain about that.  If anyone else knows better, feel free to chime in here.

If you are looking at the HTML templates, you are going to  want to look for the lines with the item "PerformanceDateTime" on them.  There should be two, right around lines 140 and 230.

If you just want the performance date and not the time, it is likely you will need to do some data formatting/converting.  Once you find the proper lines that need to be updated, never doubt the power of Google.  I have found many a solution to my code issues by simply typing in what I wanted to do and looking through a few answers.  And, as always, make a copy and test instead of just playing with live ammunition.  Best of luck!

John A. Moskal II

Sharon,

Is this from the standard .ASPX templates that shipped with your TNEW installation?  Or is this from the standard HTML template that shipped with Version 15?  (Presumably the one called "Sample Order Confirmation".)

If you are looking at the .ASPX template, you are going to want to look in the CartHTML.xlst template.  I admit, my knowledge there is sketchy at best.  But I believe you will want to find the proper line in the area of the <xsl:teamplate name="PerformanceLineItem"> starting around line 1110.  I think specifically you want the <xsl:with-param name="DateTime" select="@perfDT"/> area.  But I will admit to being far from certain about that.  If anyone else knows better, feel free to chime in here.

If you are looking at the HTML templates, you are going to  want to look for the lines with the item "PerformanceDateTime" on them.  There should be two, right around lines 140 and 230.

If you just want the performance date and not the time, it is likely you will need to do some data formatting/converting.  Once you find the proper lines that need to be updated, never doubt the power of Google.  I have found many a solution to my code issues by simply typing in what I wanted to do and looking through a few answers.  And, as always, make a copy and test instead of just playing with live ammunition.  Best of luck!

John A. Moskal II