List of all !VARIABLE! variables?

and you can use javascript (see the territory or the combo_3/we-schedule_3 templates)

Check the Help file, it has all (hopefully...) printing tags.

hello, is there something new?

i created my own template too. But one for 4weeks and the other one for 5weeks. Now i want to combine them and afterwards you can habe this template too.

I want to use javascript to check the weeks of !DATE!, so can i use javascript and also, can i use !DATE! as an argument/parameter/variable to parse to the function when calling?

Yes.  The Basic idea is:

#IF !TagName! = something# Text shown if TagName = something #ELSEIF !OtherTag! = somethingelse# other text #ELSE# other text #ENDIF#

IFs can be nested, and aren't case-sensititive.  The #ELSE# is optional, of course.

Operators are =, <, >, <>, Has, HasNot, Empty, NotEmpty.  You can also use AND and OR.  Currently we can't do parethesis.  Hopefully your conditions aren't that complex :)

If the only text in an element is a conditional (the IF or the Else or the Endif), then that element is removed from the final output.  This allows conditionals to include/remove whole rows in a table, for instance.

If you open up the existing templates, that will give you some examples.  Here's one from the WE Schedule:

While that is in progress, is there any comparison operators?  For example == (equals), or like?  I am trying to work out how to show certain items at certain times in the repeat sections.  For example, when using the LM Worksheet, I am:

1. trying to show the chairman on the proper worksheet, or the auxillary counselor on the proper one, etc.

2. not show the auxillary school when there is a C.O. visit

Thanks,

Rodney S.

I know, it's silly not to have an official list.  We are working on that now that the 2018 fire drill is over.  Hopefully we can post that "soon".

The direct answer is (probably) NO, for someone would have posted it, I suppose.

Someone assembled a list of placeholders a while ago, you may search here on the forum, but some have gone, some have changed name, and some new ones have been introduced.

It is more practical to make a print of any schedule and then compare output with the original html, to see what the placeholders mean. 

For your specific question: you would need !FM1_SPEAKER_B_STUDY! for the lesson number, and !FM1_SPEAKER_B_STUDYNAME! for the name of the lesson.

Similarly, though exercise is used to refer to the suggested exercises at the end of each be-lesson, the word in the various languages for Lesson/study is retrieved by !STUDY!

Some very useful placeholders that I did not spot in the custom templates yet, have been used in the attached template, created by another user.