Questions regarding content blocks:
The dynamic information within content blocks is displayed with quotation marks, how can I remove these quotation marks and make sure the text gets displayed as is?
Is it possible to have two content blocks horizontally next to each other?
How can I use an export definition to display not just the bundle but the products inside a bundle?
The first problem (quotation marks) arose because I made a mistake by setting the dataformat in the export-definition to novulo-expressions instead of readable.
Not really. Maybe you can accomplish what you want by having a single content block with a table in it to align two pieces of content horizontally.
You can do this by using a nested dataset. So the top level dataset exports the bundles (and possibly “top level” products that are not contained within a bundle), and you add a nested dataset that exports the products within each bundle. In the content block, you add a nested table to display the records from the nested dataset.
This is only possible if you create multiple tables within one content block but not by adding two seperate content blocks and configuring them to both have a 50% width.
How can I use an export definition to display not just the bundle but the products inside a bundle?
So in this case you might wanna show information for each coverage in your policy. To do this you have to create an export definition which can show values of your coverage (based on one coverage). Secondly you can configure one content block in your contract document template (polisblad sjabloon) which will be configured to show certain fields for a single coverage. In the settings of the content block we will enable that it will be occuring multiple times based on an expression. In the example beneath a content block will be created for every system version that has the system version linked to the activity as it’s parent and the product group of the coverage is NOT an object group:
By setting the linked key it will set the system version (coverage) at the activity content block which means you can refer to elements of the coverage on activity content block level.
The sequence number will begin at the content block sequence number and for each generated content block it will be increased by the number set in the configuration as seen above. Note, if your content block has a sequence number of 20 and the next content block in your activity template has a sequence of 25 this will mean that when you reach the sequence number of 25 - 26 - 27 with the coverage content blocks, your activity will behave weird because the content seems to be shuffled. It’s important that the sequence number of the next content block in your template is not too close to a block which generates multiple content blocks.
