Measurement Unit Converters (feature)

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-	Formula: ...	+	Formula: 1 KG = 2.204 LBS
	==== PCS converter ====		==== PCS converter ====

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Current revision as of 12:12, 5 August 2011

Contents 1 Summary 2 User Interface and Functionality 2.1 Common functionality 2.2 Volume converter 2.3 Weight converter 2.4 PCS converter 3 Special Cases and Misc 4 Look And Feel 5 Figures 5.1 Figure 1: Template and Pdf

[edit] Summary

There are a number of different converters available that behave similarly.

See 2 examples on Figure 1.

[edit] User Interface and Functionality

[edit] Common functionality

• To convert user must select the appropriate unit in dropdown

• See Precision.

• If value is 0 then print blank instead of number on pdf.

[edit] Volume converter

Values: CBM, CFT.

Default: CBM.

Formula: ...

[edit] Weight converter

Values: KG, LB

Default: KG

Formula: 1 KG = 2.204 LBS

[edit] PCS converter

Values: HU, AMS

Default: HU.

Formula:

HU (Handling Units) = Ttl # of plts + Loose pkgs

AMS number = Ttl pkgs on plts + Loose pkgs 

• ss1 // For some pdfs for commod table we need to add choice to print instead of HU number (as we have now) AMS number (Ttl pkgs on plts + Loose pkgs)

• ss2 // all we need is dropdown with 2 options "HU, AMS" (similar to cbm/lb)

• ss3 // no need to change label on pdf or print unit of measurement

old spec: Common_specs_for_pdfs#HU_vs_AMS

[edit] Special Cases and Misc

[edit] Look And Feel

[edit] Figures

[edit] Figure 1: Template and Pdf