Conditional masking in Ticket design

'allo.

So: I'm really liking the conditional masking feature on Ticket Design. But here's my question and I wonder if you clever people can help:

Is it possible to create conditional masking based on the results on a different element ID (i.e., not the one you're writing in).

If so, how does this work in the syntax? I'd really like to suppress the row and seat number if the section description is "Standing" - ya get me?

C.//
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  • Ah! Clever...
     
    Now, if I understand this correctly (and I probably don't, being both new to the world of conditional masking and a little bit stupid), this will print the word "number" in front of the row and seat number instead of the word "Seat", which will distinguish it from tickets allocated against a particular seat.
     
    This is not a bad idea, Caryl: thanks! I may end up using this... But I wonder if there's a way of suppressing the row and seat number altogether?
     
    C.//
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    From: Tessitura Ticketing Forum [mailto:forums-ticketing@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Caryl Jones
    Sent: 05 July 2010 17:02
    To: Chris Campbell
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] Conditional masking in Ticket design

    Something like this?

    Data Element: Section_Print_Desc.

    Masking: Case(trim(val) When 'No.' Then ' ' Else val)

    Data Element: Section_Description

    Masking: case(trim(val) When 'Gallery', 'Arena (Standing)' Then 'Number' else 'Seat')

     

    Caryl

    From: Chris Campbell <bounce-chriscampbell8862@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 7/5/2010 10:40:15 AM

    'allo.

    So: I'm really liking the conditional masking feature on Ticket Design. But here's my question and I wonder if you clever people can help:

    Is it possible to create conditional masking based on the results on a different element ID (i.e., not the one you're writing in).

    If so, how does this work in the syntax? I'd really like to suppress the row and seat number if the section description is "Standing" - ya get me?

    C.//
    X. 




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  • Ah! Clever...
     
    Now, if I understand this correctly (and I probably don't, being both new to the world of conditional masking and a little bit stupid), this will print the word "number" in front of the row and seat number instead of the word "Seat", which will distinguish it from tickets allocated against a particular seat.
     
    This is not a bad idea, Caryl: thanks! I may end up using this... But I wonder if there's a way of suppressing the row and seat number altogether?
     
    C.//
    X.


    From: Tessitura Ticketing Forum [mailto:forums-ticketing@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Caryl Jones
    Sent: 05 July 2010 17:02
    To: Chris Campbell
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Ticketing Forum] Conditional masking in Ticket design

    Something like this?

    Data Element: Section_Print_Desc.

    Masking: Case(trim(val) When 'No.' Then ' ' Else val)

    Data Element: Section_Description

    Masking: case(trim(val) When 'Gallery', 'Arena (Standing)' Then 'Number' else 'Seat')

     

    Caryl

    From: Chris Campbell <bounce-chriscampbell8862@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 7/5/2010 10:40:15 AM

    'allo.

    So: I'm really liking the conditional masking feature on Ticket Design. But here's my question and I wonder if you clever people can help:

    Is it possible to create conditional masking based on the results on a different element ID (i.e., not the one you're writing in).

    If so, how does this work in the syntax? I'd really like to suppress the row and seat number if the section description is "Standing" - ya get me?

    C.//
    X. 




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