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Save Question variable name to published form XML #3101
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@stellanl it seems at first glance that no, it will not break anything, but I want to test to make sure. Here is an example of form I will try: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<survey name="Testing Variable Name" defaultLanguageCode="en" version='1.0' app="akvoflow-uat1" surveyGroupId="147842013" surveyGroupName="New survey">
<questionGroup>
<heading>survey 2 group</heading>
<question order="1" type="free" mandatory="true" localeNameFlag="false" id="144962013" variableName="SOME_NAME"><text>survey 2 question 1</text>
</question>
</questionGroup>
</survey> does that sound right? |
Perfect. |
Variable names must match |
ok so I tried adding that file as bootstrap, all worked as expected |
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This will help with analysis format exports after #2285, as the variable name can currently only be found in volatile form in the datastore.
@valllllll2000 , would adding variableName as an attribute of the
<question>
tag break anything in the app?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: