If statement in UFFE

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Marc ter Horst

• January 15, 2018 15:35

Hi,

I have an optional part in an XML I'm trying to create through an UFFE.
The documentation on the file exporters mention one may use IF-THEN-ELSE statments to achieve this.

So I tried the following:

<TEST>

#IF (@Get('cnt') > 0)
#BEGIN
<val>Yes it's there</val>
#END
#ELSE
#BEGIN
<val>Nope, not there</val>
#END
#END

<ELEMENTX>Just another text</ELEMENTX>
</TEST>

It works partially: the "<val>Yes it's there</val>" part is there, but the remainder of the XML gets cut off. So the output (having 'cnt'  = 1) is:

<TEST>
<waarde>ja</waarde>

Should the statement be worded differently?

 

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  Thomas

  • January 18, 2018 08:33

  Hi Marc,

  You have one additional #END in the end of your IF clause. If removing that doesn't help, please share the whole configuration and also what comes out of it, now the configuration and result isn't from the same setup.

  Thanks,

  Thomas
• 

  Marc ter Horst

  • January 23, 2018 12:16

  Thanks Thomas,

   

  I must have completey overlooked that additional statement in simplyfing the example. But removing it did actually solve it.
  Thanks for your comment!
• 

  Thomas

  • January 24, 2018 09:38

  Hehe, everyone need the extra pair of eyes sometimes. :-)
• 

  Don Maes

  • May 10, 2026 14:21

  Is there a list of all commands that can be used in UFFE?  I know the @Get, #foreeach, #if - is there a complete list?

   

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