[Applying a superscript to a bullet]

Here is the attempted rule that does not work. The top half is the original, the bottom half is the add on.

Thanks,

 

var s = Field =("BULLET_1")

FusionPro.Composition.AddVariable

{ if (s = s.replace(/On DEMAND/ig, "<span>" + " On DEMAND" + "<superscript>SM</superscript>"));

return s;}

else

return "";

}

var m = Field =("BULLET_1")

FusionPro.Composition.AddVariable

{

if (m = m.replace(/HBO On DEMAND/ig, "<span>" + "HBO On DEMAND" + "<superscript>""</superscript>"));

return m;

else

return "";}

[Applying a superscript to a bullet]

I have another help request that is a continuation from my bullet superscript request.

 

I was able to come up with a rule to add the SM reg mark at the end of the sentences in the bullets, however, now I have a problem with those specific words "On Demand" being used in the middle of the sentence where I do not want the SM to apply because there is already a R reg mark on it.

Example:

"• Includes HBO®, HBO ON DEMAND SM® and HBO GO® with

over 1,700 of your favorite HBO original shows, movies,

sports and more."

 

How can I continue my rule above to apply an "IF Else" Rule to take it from the middle of the sentence?

Thanks for your help.

[Applying a superscript to a bullet]

I think I was able to solve this issue after doing some digging in this online community.

Here is Rule I was able to use that actually allowed me to apply the TM superscript to the words "ON DEMAND" where it was being used in my bullets.

 

var s = Field("BULLET_1");

FusionPro.Composition.AddVariable

s = s.replace(/ON DEMAND/ig, "<span>" + " ON DEMAND" + "<superscript>TM</superscript>");

return s;

 

I made one Rule for each Bullet column used and changed the number of the bullet like this

 

var s = Field("BULLET_2");

FusionPro.Composition.AddVariable

s = s.replace(/ON DEMAND/ig, "<span>" + " ON DEMAND" + "<superscript>TM</superscript>");

return s;

 

Just thought it might help others who had that issue.

[Applying a superscript to a bullet]

Hello support,

I wonder if you can help or if it is even possible to make a rule that can help me.

My issue is I have a customer database that drives the majority of my variable job. In the database there are 4 columns with Bullets content in each.

In each Bullet column there are sentences that has the words "On Demand" used periodically.

My question is how can I apply the superscript "SM" RULE after those words when they are used.

I am a Novice at this, so here is a really bad example of the Rule I started:

Or it could maybe be one rule for each Bullet would be fine...

 

if (Field("BULLET_1") == "ON DEMAND")

else if (Field("BULLET_2") == "ON DEMAND")

else if (Field("BULLET_3") == "ON DEMAND")

else if (Field("BULLET_4") == "ON DEMAND")

{

 

return "SM"

else

 

return " ";

}

 

Thanks in advance for your help.

Rayed

[subscript not flush with top of price]

Thank you guys for your prompt response. I found it very helpful. :-)

[subscript not flush with top of price]

In FusionPro, I occasionally have to add prices and I also make a subscript for the $ sign and the trailing .00.

I can't seem to get those two subscript numbers to flush to the top of the main price no matter how much leading I apply. My customer complains that that is how they want the prices to look.

Is there any rule that can make that happen?

Thank you,

Rayed