Text formulas

Text formulas are useful to manipulate strings (text data) inside WeWeb.

capitalize

This formula will capitalize each word inside a string, meaning it'll replace the first letter of each word by its capitalized counterpart.

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concatenate

The concatenate formula will regroup multiple strings intro one. It's like adding texts to each other.

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contains

This formula will return a boolean (true or false) according to if a text is present inside another one.

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indexOf

indexOf will return the index of the position of a substring inside a text. If the substring isn't in the initial text, it will return -1.

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Let's take the text "hello world", if we were to search the position of the substring "world" inside it, indexOf will return 6 as "world" begins on the sixth index (remember, spaces and special characters do count in strings!).

lower

This formula will lowercase a given string.

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split

The split formula will separate a text into an array, based on a given separator.

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subText

Given a certain text, this formula will return part of it from a given startIndex up to an optional endIndex (not included).

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textLength

The textLength formula will return the length of a text, meaning its number of characters (spaces and special characters included).

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toText

Given a number, a boolean or an array, this formula will return it as a text value.

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uppercase

This formula will return an uppercased version of a string.

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