Can you use HTML formatting on a pulldata() response?

[Nicholas_Stokes]

I have a note field that returns the contact information for a person. Is there a way to use HTML formatting on this response? I'd like to have it centered with the label.

[Anonymous User]

It seems like you should just be able to add the "center" tag into the Header2 and that should take care of the centering when looking at your coding?

You have <H1><center> text blurb</H1><H2> text blurb</H2> and it seems like it should be <H1><center> text blurb</H1><H2><center>text blurb</H2>

This is just a guess and nice setup with the image in the background.

[Nicholas_Stokes]

Hi Mike, thanks for the suggestion. I tried formatting the HTML as you suggested, unfortunately it's still sending my pulldata() request to the left.

Updated HTML to:

 <b><H1><center>Welcome to the Eagle Ford South Meet & Greet!</b></H1></center><b><center><H2>Your Landman is :</b></center></H2>

[Anonymous User]

Nicholas,

I wonder if it has to do with the fact that you are not referencing the answer within the line of HTML code? I wonder if you tried to create a new "note" field that had a concat() function that would use the answer returned from the pulldata().

So, you would have a new note field that uses the answer to the pulldata() note. For sake of conversation, we'll call your original note "orig_note" and we will call the new note "new_note"

You would add in the "new_note" field that you can pass the returned value into and concatenate the value with the HTML string.

Something like this -

concat('<b><H1><center>Welcome to the Eagle Ford South Meet & Greet!</b></H1></center><b><center><H2>Your Landman is :'${old_note},'</b></center></H2>')

[JamesTedrick]

I believe Mike has something close to the right answer, though his function looks to have a small typo- a comma is needed to separate the first html text and the variable:

concat('<b><H1><center>Welcome to the Eagle Ford South Meet & Greet!</b></H1></center><b><center><H2>Your Landman is :',${old_note},'</b></center></H2>')

I also would suggest using a calculate or hidden field to get the initial pulldata function response, so that it's not visible on the form.  See the attached version (use a 31201 as a sample value)

[Anonymous User]

James,

I tried the example with the value you referenced and this is what happens for me? Left justified still...I unzipped the folder into the users/username/ArcGIS/My Survey Designs/ 

[JamesTedrick]

Yes, it's still left justified in the form - I was testing on the web app.

[Nicholas_Stokes]

Thank you Mike and James for the suggestions.

James can you confirm that this isn't a functionality if you aren't using the web app? For this form I will not be utilizing the web app. If this functionality isn't available, is this something that could possibly be added in a future update?

[Nicholas_Stokes]

@James Tedrick

[JamesTedrick]

Hi Nicholas,

My apologies on the delay- yes, it's currently only in the webform with support.  I've filed an issue to see if it can be supported.