+4In my template I have something like this:
texthere blabla {{ person|lookup:'amount'|default:'' }}.
So it should come out like: texthere blabla $126.
Instead it comes out like: texthere blabla $126 .
It puts a space between the custom property and the period while this space is unwanted by me nor put by me when I’m editing the template.
Best answer by David To
Hey
Welcome back to the Community!
I would suggest double checking to see if your profile property value actually has a trailing space. Leading or trailing spaces can cause this odd behavior.
Whenever you’re referencing a custom profile property using a lookup filter, it’ll return the exact value of the property being referenced.
I hope this helps!
David
+60Hey
Welcome back to the Community!
I would suggest double checking to see if your profile property value actually has a trailing space. Leading or trailing spaces can cause this odd behavior.
Whenever you’re referencing a custom profile property using a lookup filter, it’ll return the exact value of the property being referenced.
I hope this helps!
David
+4Hey
Welcome back to the Community!
I would suggest double checking to see if your profile property value actually has a trailing space. Leading or trailing spaces can cause this odd behavior.
Whenever you’re referencing a custom profile property using a lookup filter, it’ll return the exact value of the property being referenced.
I hope this helps!
David
What’s a trailing space and what are you demonstrating with your example?
+60Hey
A trailing space is a space that is located after the final character in a text field. Similarly, a leading space that is located before the first character (letter, number, punctuation mark) in a text field.
In my screenshots, I’m demonstrating what I mentioned. That when you’re referencing a profile property, it’ll return the exact value of the property.
From my screenshots, the value I have set for the Phone Type property is “Apple Iphone”. When i’m referencing that property using “{{ person|lookup:"Phone Type"|default:"" }}?” it’s returned as “Apple Iphone?”.
Note how because my property value has no trailing spaces, the question mark immediately succeed it. Same thing would occur if I used a period (.) instead of a question mark.
David
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