Customer Loop
Customer loop displays customers information.
Important informations :
* : argument is required
** : at least one of ** marked argument is required
Global arguments
Argument | Description |
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backend_context |
Determine if loop is use in backend context. default : false example : backend_context="on" |
force_return |
force return result for i18n tables even if there is no record default : false example : force_return="on" |
limit |
The maximum number of results to display. example : limit="10" |
name * |
The loop name. This name must be unique and is used to reference this loop further in the page (see ifloop, elseloop or pageloop) |
offset |
The first product to display offset. Will not be used if `page` argument is set. default : 0 example : offset="1" |
page |
The page to display. example : page="2" |
Text search arguments
Argument | Description |
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search_in |
A comma separeted list of field in which the search is performed
Possible values : ref, firstname, lastname, email
example : search_in="title" |
search_mode |
the search mode : `any_word` (search any word separeted by a space), `sentence` (the sentence, anywhere in the field) or `strict_sentence` (the exact sentence) default : strict_sentence |
search_term |
The term to search example : search_term="my product" |
Loop arguments
Argument | Description |
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current |
A boolean value which must be set to false if you need to display not authenticated customers information, typically if `sponsor` parameter is set. default : yes example : current="false" |
id |
A single or a list of customer ids. example : id="2", id="1,4,7" |
order |
A list of values to order loop results
Expected values :
default : lastname example : order="firstname, lastname" |
ref |
A single or a list of customer references. example : ref="1231231241", ref="123123,789789" |
reseller |
A boolean value. example : reseller="yes" |
sponsor |
The sponsor ID which you want the list of affiliated customers example : sponsor="1" |
with_prev_next_info |
A boolean. If set to true, $HAS_PREVIOUS, $HAS_NEXT, $PREVIOUS, and $NEXT output variables are available. default : false example : with_prev_next_info="yes" |
Global outputs
Variable | Description |
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$LOOP_COUNT | the current results index, starting from 1 |
$LOOP_TOTAL | the total number of results returned by the loop |
$CREATE_DATE | The creation date of this Customer |
$UPDATE_DATE | The last modification date of this Customer |
Loop outputs
Variable | Description |
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$CONFIRMATION_TOKEN | the customer registration confirmation token, used when email confirmation of registration is enabled (see customer_email_confirmation configuration variable) |
$DISCOUNT | the customer discount |
the customer email | |
$FIRSTNAME | the customer firstname |
$HAS_NEXT | true if a customer exists after the current one, regarding the curent order. Only available if with_prev_next_info parameter is set to true |
$HAS_PREVIOUS | true if a customer exists before the current one, regarding the curent order. Only available if with_prev_next_info parameter is set to true |
$ID | the customer id |
$LASTNAME | the customer lastname |
$NEWSLETTER | true if the customer is registered in the newsletter table, false otherwise |
$NEXT | ID of the next customer, or null if non exists. Only available if with_prev_next_info parameter is set to true |
$PREVIOUS | ID of the previous customer, or null if non exists. Only available if with_prev_next_info parameter is set to true |
$REF | the customer reference |
$RESELLER | return if the customer is a reseller |
$SPONSOR | the customer sponsor which might be use in another customer loop |
$TITLE | the customer title which might be use in title loop |