frank holland
28th March 2011, 15:34
Hi,
For generic items, you can define a generic item text that contains product variant features. After entering a product variant, and generating the pv-structure, the features in this text are replaced by their corresponding values.
I have a text that looks like this:
Line 1: Option1 [myoption1] pcs
Line 2: Option2 [myoption2] pcs
where the features [myoptionx] contain numbers.
If the feature values have different lenghts, e.g. "9" and "99", the word "pcs" is not at the same column position (not aligned):
Line 1: Option1 9 pcs
Line 2: Option2 99 pcs
What I would like to have is:
Line 1: Option1 9 pcs
Line 2: Option2 99 pcs
Is there a way to enforce the alignment of such texts, e.g. by using a tab?
Or is there a way to set a fix length for a feature value?
I tried using the edit$ function, but apparently, this is not supported...
Thanks,
Frank
For generic items, you can define a generic item text that contains product variant features. After entering a product variant, and generating the pv-structure, the features in this text are replaced by their corresponding values.
I have a text that looks like this:
Line 1: Option1 [myoption1] pcs
Line 2: Option2 [myoption2] pcs
where the features [myoptionx] contain numbers.
If the feature values have different lenghts, e.g. "9" and "99", the word "pcs" is not at the same column position (not aligned):
Line 1: Option1 9 pcs
Line 2: Option2 99 pcs
What I would like to have is:
Line 1: Option1 9 pcs
Line 2: Option2 99 pcs
Is there a way to enforce the alignment of such texts, e.g. by using a tab?
Or is there a way to set a fix length for a feature value?
I tried using the edit$ function, but apparently, this is not supported...
Thanks,
Frank