Does anyone know is there is any way to use join() or concat() in a calculated field in such a way that newlines can be inserted in the resulting string?
I've tried:
concat('A','
','B')
and
join('
','A','B')
The newlines are in the form .xml (so it isn't an XLSForm issue), but get replaced by spaces in the calculated field (using ODK Collect 1.4.7).
Thanks
Hi James,
The new version of Collect 1.4.9 and later have support for HTML tags.
concat('A','
','B') should give you the behavior you want.
Yaw
On Tue, Apr 5, 2016 at 12:32 PM, james.beard.tz@gmail.com wrote:
Does anyone know is there is any way to use join() or concat() in a calculated field in such a way that newlines can be inserted in the resulting string?
I've tried:
concat('A','
','B')and
join('
','A','B')The newlines are in the form .xml (so it isn't an XLSForm issue), but get replaced by spaces in the calculated field (using ODK Collect 1.4.7).
Thanks
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Cool. Thanks very much.
If I want to show each value of the nodeset captured in a join(separator, nodeset) in a new line in a note, what value do I use for seperator?
for example if there are 3 alphabets in the nodeset A,B and C and for seperator i use ','
the result in note is
A,B,C
but I want it to appear as
A
B
C
You can use the HTML tag '<br/>' as separator to get each member of your nodeset on a new line
join('<br/>',nodeset)