Display field values plugin

It can be used to render multiple field values of the object as a new field, with extra custom text.

Usage

Since it’s a custom mask splitter, it needs to be added as a splitter in the mask editor.

Then it is necessary to open its mask splitter options to configure it.

Options

Text to show: This is a free text where it’s possible to use replacements which will be replaced by the fields values.
Output empty if no replacements are available: When it’s checked, the output will be empty if at least one replacement couldn’t be replaced.
Don’t escape markdown in values: By default, markdown text is escaped, if this option is checked, there won’t be any markdown escape.

Replacements

It’s possible to see all possible replacements by clicking in the link button show replacements that is located below the option text to show

It’s only possible to use fields in the same level of the splitter, therefore fields within a nested would be possible to use when the mask splitter is inside the nested.

Almost every field replacement will consist of its name surrounded by ‘%’, for example: %my_field%

Special cases

For date range fields there will be two replacements, one to show the from value and another one to show the to value:

%date_field_name:from%
%date_field_name:to%

For localized text fields there will be one replacement per database language, and one to use the best possible:

%single_line_text_loca:de-DE%
%single_line_text_loca:en-US%
%single_line_text_loca:es-ES%
%single_line_text_loca:best%

Url encoded

For every existing replacement, there will be an extra version where the value is url encoded. It’s necessary to append :urlencoded before the last %. For example:

%single_line_text_loca:de-DE:urlencoded%
%date_range:from:urlencoded%
%string_text:urlencoded%