Nested conditions

[Kolis121]

• Version of docxtemplater : 3.37.2
• Used docxtemplater-modules : Free module
• Runner : TypeScript

How to reproduce my problem :
If we have nested conditions, I realized, in the example below, the last condition is not executed at all.

{#users.length > 3} 

     There are many users 

     {#users.length > 3} 

          {#users.length > 3} 

               {#usersxxxx} 

                    {name1} 

                    {name2} 

                         {#users.length > 3}
                              .... 

[edi9999]

Hello @Kolis121 ,

Can you please send me your template (in docx format), data + code so that I can reproduce the issue.

It seems that your loops are never closed in your sample.

[edi9999]

I'm closing this since there's not much I can do without more information.

[Kolis121]

Sorry, I got stuck with some other stuff...
Please find attached the Word file I tested back then.

I just wanted to replicate this issue to be sure, but I realized I have another error "Error: Scope parser execution failed" - I used the ExpressionParser you used in #717. I guess this Expression Parser you used cannot handle the conditions in the tag.

nestedconditions.docx

[edi9999]

Are you using following code :

const expressionParser = require("docxtemplater/expressions-ie11.js");
const doc = new Docxtemplater(zip, { parser: function(tag) {
   return { 
            get: function(scope, context) {
                  const result = expressionParser(tag).get(scope, context);
                  return result;
            }
   }
}});
doc.render(tags);

If yes, please make sure that you are using the latest docxtemplater (3.37.8)

If this still happens, please try the following and report back the new logs :

const expressionParser = require("docxtemplater/expressions-ie11.js");
const doc = new Docxtemplater(zip, { 
                 parser: function(tag) {
 				return {
					get (scope, context) {
						try {
							const result = expressionParser(tag).get(scope, context);
							return result;
						} catch (e) {
							console.log(e.message);
							console.log(e.stack);
							throw e;
						}
					},
				};
			},

});
doc.render(tags);