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Accessing values using Velocity syntax is deprecated since ConfiForms 1.16 and not supported in 100% of cases. Please try to accomplish what you have to do using [entry.] notation |
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If you are upgrading from 1.30 and you have configurations using "virtual functions" which collect the data from multi-select fields then please be aware, that the standard behaviour has chnaged to return ID's, and NOT labels of the fields If you need to have labels then a transform operation is needed. See "transform" function in Virtual functions for details But, basically, you will need to call on your multiselect field something like this (for example, and assuming your multiselect field is called "mymultiselectfield"):
Before 1.30
was returning field labels, now (without a transformation) it returns ID's |
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Make sure the [entry.myfield] is actually stored the way you see it, as sometimes Confluence editor injects some "invisible to user" blocks of HTML, such as spans... and the text becomes actually something like [entry.<span>myfield</span>] which makes it not to work correctly with ConfiForms parser. The easiest way to see that text is clean is by looking at storage format of the page (using Tools menu and then clicking on "View Storage format" or by installing a free add-on from Atlassian which enables you to see raw storage format directly in the Confluence editor - https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.atlassian.confluence.plugins.editor.confluence-source-editor/server/overview) |
Accessing ConfiForms fields
Here is the table showing you how to reference field values for different field types. Our field name is: "myfield"
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