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--- cobi.wms:label_templates [2022/12/01 11:15] – tkammer
+++ cobi.wms:label_templates [2023/06/19 13:59] (current) – tkammer
@@ Line 90: / Line 90: @@
 | ''serialLotNumber''             | Lot-number of serial number |
 | ''serialDetails''               | Serial details/notes |
+^ Warehouse-level ^^
+| ''warehouseCode''               | Warehouse code |
+| ''warehouseName''               | Warehouse name |
 ^ Bin location-level ^^
 | ''locationCode''                | Bin location code |
@@ Line 188: / Line 191: @@
 === Better control of generated HTML ===
-The ''barcode()'' placeholder generates a whole ''<img ... />'' tag in the generated HTML.  If you want closer control over the HTML, like adding additional attributes to the ''img'' tag, you can use the ''barcodeB64()'' placeholder instead, which produces a PNG in Base64.  Example:
+The ''barcode()'' placeholder generates a whole ''<img ... />'' tag in the generated HTML.  If you want closer control over the HTML, like adding additional attributes to the ''img'' tag, you can use the ''barcodeSrc()'' or ''barcodeBase64()'' placeholders instead.
+The ''barcodeSrc'' placeholder generates only the contents of the ''src'' attribute.  Example:
+<code>
+<img id='...' class='...' src='@barcodeSrc(...)@' />
+</code>
+The ''barcodeBase64'' placeholder generates only the Base64 string.  Example:
 <code>
-<img id='...' class='...' src='data:image/png;base64,@barcodeB64(...)@' />
+<img id='...' class='...' src='data:image/png;base64,@barcodeBase64(...)@' />
 </code>
-The parameters of the ''barcodeB64()'' placeholder are exactly the same as that of the regular ''barcode()'' placeholder.  That means you must still provide the ''WIDTH'' and ''HEIGHT'' parameters; these will be passed to the barcode generation system that produces the Base64 PNG.
+The parameters of the ''barcodeSrc()'' and ''barcodeBase64()'' placeholders are exactly the same as that of the regular ''barcode()'' placeholder.  That means you must still provide the ''WIDTH'' and ''HEIGHT'' parameters; these will be passed to the barcode generation system that produces the Base64 PNG.  (This has no effect on the width and height of the ''img'' element in HTML/CSS.)
 ==== User-input values ====
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              sure the HTML renderer doesn't start a second page. */
           width: 148mm;
-          height: 104.9mm;
+          height: 104mm;
           /* Don't change, use the container below. */
@@ Line 445: / Line 456: @@
              sure the HTML renderer doesn't start a second page. */
           width: 148mm;
-          height: 104.9mm;
+          height: 104mm;
           /* Don't change, use the container below. */
@@ Line 470: / Line 481: @@
         }
     </style>
     <!-- Input definitions:
     @input(text[Insert value])@
     @input(selection[Select value];Value 1,Value 2,Value 3)@
     @input(codeFormat[Barcode type];CODE_128,DATA_MATRIX,QR_CODE)@
     -->
-    <!-- @useJavaScript@ -->
     <script>
+        // @useJavaScript@
         window.onload = function() {
             var insert = document.getElementById('js-insert')
             insert.textContent = "Hello World!"
-            window.cobiwms.print()
+            cobiwms.print()
         }
     </script>