02-27-2023, 07:56 PM
Hi Clarence,
You can use this action to take the value of one variable or typed input and the value of a second variable or typed input to put them together to be stored in a variable.
Eg:
Var1 = Apple
Var2= Orange
Separator = , (comma)
The result is stored in an existing or new variable = Apple,Orange
This action is most useful for displaying content that should be put together. You could also use this to merge two values to be stored in a database.
Once we add the cdb_merge() function as an action, I would consider using that since the merge to data can be done in a single call.
You can use this action to take the value of one variable or typed input and the value of a second variable or typed input to put them together to be stored in a variable.
Eg:
Var1 = Apple
Var2= Orange
Separator = , (comma)
The result is stored in an existing or new variable = Apple,Orange
This action is most useful for displaying content that should be put together. You could also use this to merge two values to be stored in a database.
Once we add the cdb_merge() function as an action, I would consider using that since the merge to data can be done in a single call.