Question on $transaction variable in smarty template
Hi there-
In your smarty template syntax, you have variables available for a transaction. E.g. "{$transaction.transactedDatetime}".
However, in the API, a transaction is a list off of invoices. I believe this is there in case there are multiple failures on a particular invoice, for instance. I would expect to be able to cycle through transactions in the smarty syntax just like I can with say $items.
Should I be assuming then that $transaction always refers to the last transaction for an invoice, since it's only a single object?
-Ka WaI
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1 Posted by Dean on 02 Oct, 2013 07:49 PM
Ka Wai -- You're correct, that's just the last transaction for an invoice. Did you have use case for needing to cycle through transactions?
2 Posted by Ka Wai Cheung on 03 Oct, 2013 02:34 AM
Hey Dean-
Nope, no use case. Just wanted to know what to expect since the smarty syntax and API have different cardinality on transactions.
-KC
Marc Guyer closed this discussion on 03 Oct, 2013 02:21 PM.