Showing Custom Fields On Orders

1 <tr>

2    {% for field in order.public_custom_fields_list %}

3      {% capture field_value %}{{field | custom_field_data: order.id}}{%endcapture%}

4       {% if field_value.size > 0 %}

5        <td>{{field.field_name}}: {{field_value}}</td>

6       {% endif %}

7     {% endfor %}

8  </tr>

Lines 1 and 8 define a row in a table.

Line 2 and 7 form a programmatic loop.  For each loop the variable "field" is assigned one of the custom fields from the set defined for the "order".

Line 3 assigns the field's value to a variable called field_value.

Lines 4 and 5 form a programmatic block that will execute only if there is any content assigned to field_value.  So, if  field_value is blank, line 5 will not be executed; no table division will be created.

For example, if we defined custom fields of, say "FOB Point" and "Carrier" for our order, the above code could generate the following HTML:

<tr>

  <td>FOB Point: Ex Works</td>

  <td>Carrier: Cosco</td>

</tr>

If you only want a particular field, say 'FOB Point', to be displayed, then change line 4 to filter on the desired field as follows:

 {% if field.field_name == 'FOB Point' and field_value.size > 0 %}