foreach loop

Les Girvan asked on April 26, 2021 18:51

Hi Guys,

We have a script to pass values of the current basket into a service. This includes all the items in the basket by using a 'foreach' loop using the following:

[{% foreach(cartItem in ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.CartProducts) { %} 
  "Product Name:{% cartItem.SKU.SKUName#%}", 
  "Item Price:{% cartItem.UnitPrice#%}", 
  "Quantity: {% cartItem.SKUUnits#%}", 
  "Row Total:{% cartItem.TotalPrice#%}", 
  "Image Path:{% GetAbsoluteUrl(ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.ContentTable[0].SKUImagePath) %}", 
  "Product URL:{% string.GetProductAbsoluteURL(ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.CartProducts[0].SKUID) #%}", {%} #%}
  ]

However, for the image URL and the Product URL, it is just replicating the first item details as the result:

  "Items": [ 
  "Product Name:Lipari Lady Sandal: NATURAL - 40", 
  "Item Price:95.99", 
  "Quantity: 1", 
  "Row Total:95.99", 
  "Image Path:https://bch.dgsnet.co.uk/getmetafile/4a76f207-dcd8-436c-be81-caeaf04cfa82/Meindl-Lipari-Lady-Comfort-Fit-Sandal.aspx", 
  "Product URL:https://bchcamping.co.uk/Footwear/Walking-Sandals/Womens-Walking-Sandals/Meindl-Lipari-Lady-Comfort-Fit-Sandal",  
  "Product Name:Softie Elite 5 MG: MIL.GREEN - LH", 
  "Item Price:110.25", 
  "Quantity: 1", 
  "Row Total:110.25", 
  "Image Path:https://bch.dgsnet.co.uk/getmetafile/4a76f207-dcd8-436c-be81-caeaf04cfa82/Meindl-Lipari-Lady-Comfort-Fit-Sandal.aspx", 
  "Product URL:https://bchcamping.co.uk/Footwear/Walking-Sandals/Womens-Walking-Sandals/Meindl-Lipari-Lady-Comfort-Fit-Sandal", 
  ]

Can you advise/suggest the alterations please?

Regards Les

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Dmitry Bastron answered on April 26, 2021 19:10

Hi,

Your code is always taking the first element from the array (note this [0] element). Therefore, instead of these macros:

{% GetAbsoluteUrl(ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.ContentTable[0].SKUImagePath) %}
{% string.GetProductAbsoluteURL(ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.CartProducts[0].SKUID) %}

try something like these:

{% GetAbsoluteUrl(cartItem.SKU.SKUImagePath) %}
{% string.GetProductAbsoluteURL(cartItem.SKU.SKUID) %}
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Les Girvan answered on April 27, 2021 12:48

Hi Dmitry,

Many thanks for that, the alteration for the GetProductAbsoluteURL works fine, however the SKUImagePath suggestion does not work.

I have tried adding SKUID, removing the SKU, changing to CartProducts, plus many other variations, none of which work?

As the 'contenttable[0]' works, in pulling the first item, is there maybe a method that will pull in ALL the items, for example is something like this valid?

{% GetAbsoluteUrl(ECommerceContext.CurrentShoppingCart.ContentTable(SKU.SKUImagePath)) #%}

Obviously have tried but this fails!

Regards Les

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