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Hi, I'm trying applyComponents function on rich text items (such as a!richTe
erick258
over 8 years ago
Hi, I'm trying applyComponents function on rich text items (such as a!richTextItem, a!richTextNumberedList, etc) by applying it on the 'value' of a!richTextField but it doesn't return anything at all. Does applyComponents doesn't work on rich text items?
Below is the snippet of my codes.
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sikhivahans
over 8 years ago
To the best of my knowledge, @kumaraveln is spot on here and that's how we understood the issue earlier in our project some time ago. I believe the previous comment holds valid only only when the iteration is done in association with a!applyComponents() as mentioned by @kumaraveln earlier.
From my perspective, it makes more sense if the name of the rule is changed from loopingRichTextItems to a name such as loopingRichTextDisplayField.
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sikhivahans
over 8 years ago
To the best of my knowledge, @kumaraveln is spot on here and that's how we understood the issue earlier in our project some time ago. I believe the previous comment holds valid only only when the iteration is done in association with a!applyComponents() as mentioned by @kumaraveln earlier.
From my perspective, it makes more sense if the name of the rule is changed from loopingRichTextItems to a name such as loopingRichTextDisplayField.
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