Feature Label - conditional statement?

Carmen Durham

6. September 2018 20:53

Hello,

 

Is it possible to somehow have a "conditional statement" in the Feature Label?

 

Current feature label:  Address: {FULLADDRESS}    {UNIT} --- which would end up with "206 S Main St 502" 

 

Ultimately, I would like it to read 206 S Main St Suite 502 where UNITTYPE holds the value "Suite" where there is a UNIT.  If Unit doesn't exist, the UNITTYPE field holds "N/A"

 

I need something like {FULLADDRESS} "if {UNITTYPE} = 'N/A' then display {UNITTYPE}, else do not display {UNITTYPE} field"  {UNIT}

 

Is this possible in the Feature Label ?  I want to avoid having to alter the underlying database

 

Thanks,

 

Carmen

 

 

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  Permanently deleted user

  6. September 2018 21:05

  Hi Carmen,

   

  That is an improvement request (GE-2380) that will not be implemented.  You can however try and use custom CSS to help.  Here is an example that was provided for hiding a blank phone number :

   

  What you can do is add the following CSS selector to your Custom/Desktop.css (and others if desired):

   

  div[layerDescVal=""]

   

  { display:none; }

   

  Then, in the HTML for your feature description and/or feature long description, do something like the following:

   

  <div layerDescVal="

   

  {Phone}"><span>Phone:</span><span>{Phone}

   

  </span></div>

   

  When the phone number is blank, it will be hidden.

   

  Regards,

   

  Wayne Richard

   

  Latitude Geographics Group Ltd.

   

  Head Office: 300 – 1117 Wharf Street  Victoria, BC Canada V8W 1T7

   

  Tel: (250) 381-8130 | Fax: (250) 381-8132 | wrichard@latitudegeo.com 

   

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  John Nerge

  7. September 2018 12:56

  That's really cool, and I'm assuming it would apply to all blank values?

   

  If for some reason you wanted to target that specific layer, you could also use a one to one data link to generate the label on the fly. Something like this:

   

  SELECT

   

  CASE

   

  WHEN UNITTYPE <> 'NA' THEN [FULLADDRESS] + ' ' + [UNITTYPE] + ' ' + [UNIT]

   

  ELSE [FULLADDRESS]

   

  END AS FullAddress

   

  FROM YourTable

   

  WHERE YourID = @Id

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