Quotes in Notifications - integrity problems

gust

Hi!
When pressing test button I get Notifications integrity problems.

Rule If Client_Notification.Message IS UNDEFINED Then Client_Notification.Message=' "big text there" ' is invalid

In log console:

INFO: TS terminating

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1_Ack.Controller - Source TS is exiting

INFO: Adaptor terminating with error code 1

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1_Ack.Controller - Sources are dry; terminating

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1_Ack - Controller thread is dead - run() returning

INFO: TS terminating

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1.Controller - Source TS is exiting

INFO: Adaptor terminating with error code 1

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1.Controller - Sources are dry; terminating

INFO: E-mail_NOTIF_1 - Controller thread is dead - run() returning

Using trial and error method I found out that it is because of quote signs in text - "text".
Is it a bug or usual thing?[/quote]

aware_support

If you need to use quotes inside apostrophe use ` symbol which is below ~ on the keyboard.

himanshu

Hi Support,

I try to use ` inside rule but it didn't help me out, is there another way to put single quote or double quote inside rule.

here is my rule
MyObject.myattribute="<script>document.getElementById(popUp1).style.borderColor=Green;</script>"

this is not working as ` char is unrecognized in js.

any suggestion would be great.

hpl123

himanshu wrote
Hi Support,

I try to use ` inside rule but it didn't help me out, is there another way to put single quote or double quote inside rule.

here is my rule
MyObject.myattribute="<script>document.getElementById(popUp1).style.borderColor=Green;</script>"

this is not working as ` char is unrecognized in js.

any suggestion would be great.

I also constantly run into this and there doesn´t seem to be any solutions. I have tried ALL keyboard variations on different keyboards etc. etc. and I also tried using HTML entities but again it nothing seem to work. Support, can you advise on how we can work around this? Would help a lot.

aware_support

Swap them around:

MyObject.myattribute=<script>document.getElementById('popUp1').style.borderColor='Green';</script>