Feed rendered value is randomly wrapping by double quotes when one or more spaces and/or characters are used as a prefix before &mvt:record:name; token in Feed > Iterator Template field.
Note: Using pipe character as delimiter:
|&mvt:record:name;| renders product name without double quote wrapper (e.g.: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens).
However, the following variations would render prefix followed by product name wrapped in double quote wrapper (e.g.:[*]"A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens"):
Examples:
1. | &mvt:record:name;| Space after first pipe delimiter followed by product name token renders:
2. |Test &mvt:record:name;| Character(s) and/or space after first pipe delimiter followed by product name token renders:
We do not know how long this problem has been occurring, but it was not an issue when feed was first created.
Feeds should always render as-is.
Example:
|Test &mvt:record:name;| Should always renders:
Test A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Could this be a bug?
Note: Using pipe character as delimiter:
|&mvt:record:name;| renders product name without double quote wrapper (e.g.: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens).
However, the following variations would render prefix followed by product name wrapped in double quote wrapper (e.g.:[*]"A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens"):
Examples:
1. | &mvt:record:name;| Space after first pipe delimiter followed by product name token renders:
[ ]"A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens"
2. |Test &mvt:record:name;| Character(s) and/or space after first pipe delimiter followed by product name token renders:
[Test ]"A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens"
We do not know how long this problem has been occurring, but it was not an issue when feed was first created.
Feeds should always render as-is.
Example:
|Test &mvt:record:name;| Should always renders:
Test A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Could this be a bug?
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