As example for a complicated piece of CxScript here the educations of a candidate. The line numbers are only for reference.
01: <cx:if condition="activity.toEmployee.educations.count >0"> Opleidingen
02: <cx:foreach list="$activity.toEmployee.educations.@sortDescending.startDate" item="edu" index="i">
03: opleiding <cx:write value="$i.intSucc"/>
04: * <cx:if condition="edu.showLevel1 > 0"><cx:write value="$edu.toLevel1Education1.value"/></cx>,
05: * <cx:if condition="edu.showLevel2 > 0"><cx:write value="$edu.toLevel1Education2.value"/></cx>
06: * <cx:if condition="edu.showLevel3 > 0"><cx:write value="$edu.toLevel1Education3.value"/></cx>
07: instelling: <cx:write value="$edu.institute"/>
08: van-tot: <cx:write value="$edu.startDate" dateformat="%Y"/>–<cx:write value="$edu.endDate" dateformat="%Y"/>
09: status: <cx:if condition="edu.hasCertificate = 0">studerend</cx>
10: <cx:if condition="edu.hasCertificate = 1">diploma</cx>
11: <cx:if condition="edu.hasCertificate = 2">afgebroken</cx>
12: </cx:foreach>
13: </cx:if>
Remarks
- The if (closed in line 13) makes sure that this block only shows if there is 1 or more educations in the candidate file.
- The list of educations, closed in line 12
- Index counts from 0, with intSucc we add one.
- Highest level of education. Only shown when it needs to. Do you want to show all the levels of education, replace the <if...> </if> for <cx:write.../>
- Second level of the education, only shows when there is no level 3.
- Third level of the education
- Training institutions.
- Date, the dateformat="%Y" only shows the year.
- "0" means no degree
- "1" means gratuated
- "2" means education aborted
- Close the foreach
- Close the if
Tips
- In the Template it looks better to put the lines 4, 5, 6 on one line, just as line 9, 10, 11