Display Strikethrough Text

This seems like something that should've been added to (or, should be considered for addition to) the Rich Text Display "Style" set.

You can use the rich text display add on from app market for this, and output as read only text:

https://community.appian.com/b/appmarket/posts/rich-text-editor

Alternatively, you could use unicode characters:

https://yaytext.com/strike/

The text I am trying to display is generated dynamically (on fly). The solution you provided seems to work fine for static text. Is there any style setting that Appian has to get the strikethrough effect on a text?

Nothing OOTB for Appian, but you could build a 26 character to character translation for regular to unicode.

Hi Jake,

Thanks for your responses! This is great suggestion. Could you please share any sample you have?

Thanks,

Ram

I have no samples, but here is the design I would follow:

1. Create a constant that has the mapping in key format 
2. Create expression rule findStrikeThroughChar that takes in one ri!charIn that returns the single character strike through character
   1. Here you will use the constant above and the keyval function to replace one character at a time
   2. docs.appian.com/.../fnc_text_keyval.html
3. Create expression rule replaceStrikeThroughText having one ri!textIn that returns the translated strike through text
   1. Call the findStrikeThroughChar for every char in the string to replace each char position
   2. Use a!forEach with len and charat
   3. https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/20.2/fnc_text_len.html
   4. https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/20.2/fnc_text_charat.html

Hi Jake,

Thanks a lot! This is very useful information. I will go through and implement. Will let you know if I have any questions or once I completed.

Thanks,

Ram

I came up with this neat solution.

a!localVariables(
  local!string: "This is my strike through test",
  joinarray(
    a!forEach(
      items: enumerate(len(local!string)),
      expression: charat(local!string, fv!index) & char(822)
    ),
    ""
  )
)

Hi Stefan,

Thank you very much! I really appreciate making it much simpler.

Thanks,

Ram

Nice.  Though, there really isn't much of an excuse for it not being included in the set of styles available in the rich text item component.