+8I am writing into a package runtime variable from input-box in a View. I want to wrap the contents of the variable with single quotes. Tried below YAML, but the single quotes disappear after I save and reopen.
id: input-box-e779d853-ce7f-46ed-b5f5-ddc3d277d9d0
type: input-box
settings:
placeholderText: ${ABCD}
name: ABCD
type: string
onChange:
update:
variables:
- name: ABCD
- name: 'package_ABCD'
infoText:
title: Mandatory field
content: Please enter X to create XXXXXXXX with xxxxx xxxxx.
+5+8Thank you, Hajime for the answer, but extra single/double quotes are throwing "Value is not accepted." error.
+5+8Same error.
+5+8Thank you, Hajime, created the ticket 00250908.
+5Hi Harish,
I confirmed your ticket and interaction.
Your target string that you want to wrap it by single quote is the name of variables.
The single quote char is not allowed for the variable name.
But if you would like to give a string include single quote as a placeholder string in the input box text, giving single quote in the definition of package variable may help you.
Please see below my screenshot that the variable ${Text_Key} is replaced by 'single quote' as the placeholder of input box.
+8Hi Harish,
I confirmed your ticket and interaction.
Your target string that you want to wrap it by single quote is the name of variables.
The single quote char is not allowed for the variable name.
But if you would like to give a string include single quote as a placeholder string in the input box text, giving single quote in the definition of package variable may help you.
Please see below my screenshot that the variable ${Text_Key} is replaced by 'single quote' as the placeholder of input box.
Thank you, Hajime.
I am using the package runtime variable in KM filter. I enclosed the variable with single quotes in the filter and it worked.
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