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          comp-assets-product-item-child (template)

          comp-assets-product-item-child (template)

          The comp-assets-product-item-child template displays the details of the child element in an asset bundle in the cards-based Assets and Review Cart Visualforce pages.

          In ​Salesforce Industries Communications, Media, and Energy Summer '18, comp-assets-product-item child has been changed to provide multi-language support to translate Product Name and Promotion Name.In addition, only part of the template appears if a line item is inside a product group.

          Template Type

          Cards

          Code

          HTML, CSS/SCSS

          Image

          The Cart tab with a top-level product and child products.

          Upgrade from Vlocity CME Winter '18 to Vlocity CME Summer '18

          When upgrading from ​Salesforce Industries Communications, Media, and Energy Winter '18 to ​Salesforce Industries Communications, Media, and Energy Summer '18, you must make the following changes to the HTML in the Card Designer.

          First Change

          In CME Winter '18, keep the following:

          <div class="slds-is-relative">

          In CME Summer '18, replace the HTML above with the following HTML:

          <div class="slds-is-relative" ng-if="importedScope.isLineItemInProductGroups(childProd)">

          Second Change

          In CME Winter '18, keep the following:

          <slds-button-svg-icon sprite="'utility'" size="'small'" icon="'switch'" extra-classes="'slds-button__icon_left'" ng-class="{'assets-fix-slds-close-switch' : !childProdState.show}"></slds-button-svg-icon>

          In CME Summer '18, replace the above HTML with the following HTML:

          <slds-button-svg-icon sprite="'utility'" size="'small'" icon="'switch'" extra-classes="'slds-button__icon_left slds-float_left'" ng-class="{'assets-fix-slds-close-switch' : !childProdState.show}"></slds-button-svg-icon>

          Third Change

          In CME Winter '18, keep the following:

          <span class="assets-product-name">

          In CME Summer '18, replace the above HTML with the following HTML:

          <span class="assets-product-name" cpq-translate="Product2.Name">

          Fourth Change

          In CME Summer '18, add the following HTML:

          <div class="assets-item-no-children" cpq-translate="Product2.Name" ng-show="!importedScope.checkIfChildProdHasChildren(childProd)">
          {{(childProd.PricebookEntry.Product2.Name || childProd.Product2.Name || childProd[customField.fieldName])}}
          </div>

          Fifth Change

          In CME Winter '18, keep the following:

          <!-- Text -->
          <div ng-if="customField.type === 'string'">{{childProd[customField.fieldName]['value']}}</div>
          <!-- Loyalty-->

          In CME Summer '18, replace the above HTML with the following HTML:

          <div ng-if="(childProd.itemType !== 'productGroup')">
          <!-- Text -->
          <div ng-if="customField.type === 'string'">{{childProd[customField.fieldName]['value']}}</div>
          <!-- Loyalty-->

          Sixth Change

          In Winter '18, keep the following:

          <div ng-repeat="promoItem in childProd[customField.fieldName].records" ng-attr-title="{{promoItem.Name}}" class="assets-promo-text-wrap">
          {{promoItem.Name}}{{$last ? '' : ', '}}

          In CME Summer '18, replace the above HTML with the following HTML:

          <div ng-repeat="promoItem in childProd[customField.fieldName].records" ng-attr-title="{{promoItem.Name}}" class="assets-promo-text-wrap">
          <span cpq-translate="Promotion.Name">{{promoItem.Name}}</span>
          {{$last ? '' : ', '}}
          </div> "
           
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