Currently in g8 you create a project by giving a default value to a parameter:
g8 foundweekends/giter8 --name=template-test
What if you want to leave that parameter empty?
I din't find a way to add an empty parameter. However, for me it worked to just add a single space character for those parameters that I wanted to be "empty".
g8 foundweekends/giter8 --name=' '
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I'm trying to code a GS1 compliant QR code in ZPL which will inlcude a number of application identifiers. I don't understand how to embed the FNC1 character within the ^FD string when using ^BQ to create a 2d code.
Below is my first attempt. When creating a GS1-128 barcode, I would use the >8 character to denote variable length fields.
^FX Test^FS
^XA^MCY^XZ
^XA^LH0,65
^LH0,0^FS
^BQN,2,10^FD>;>83018099999>82411184174>810MFATA00001>891EA^FS
^PQ1,0,0,N
^XZ
This creates a 2d barcode that returns the following string when scanned, but is not recoginised as GS1 compliant.
11611193018099999>82411184174>810MFATA00001>891EA
How do I configure the ^FD field to enable the FNC1 character?
QR ZPL Issues
See a recent answer I had for QR codes here:
Print ZPLII QR to open url
You are missing some of the parameters for the ^BQ and ^FD commands.
GS1 QR Issues
Research I've done indicates that the GS1 QR code is quite proprietary, and does not seem to be easily generated with ZPL. However, you can use a Data Matrix barcode quite easily.
Looks like you are trying to create a code with the following Application Identifiers and values:
30: Variable Count of Items: 18099999
241: Variable Customer Part Number: 1184174
10: Variable Batch/Lot Number: MFATA00001
91: Variable Company Internal: EA
GTIN 01 seems to be required and is missing. I've added a temporary GTIN string. Customer part number 241 seems to be local only, and may not validate in some applications which validate global requirements.
Full Barcode String.
^FD_10112345678901234_110MFATA00001_13018099999_12411184174_191EA^FS
Full ZPL for sample label
^XA
^FO10,10
^BXN,9,200,40,40,,_
^FD_10112345678901234_110MFATA00001_13018099999_12411184174_191EA^FS
^XZ
Hope that helps.
https://www.gs1.org/docs/barcodes/GSCN_16_477_FNC1.pdf
https://www.zebra.com/us/en/support-downloads/knowledge-articles/creating-gs1-barcodes-with-zebra-printers-for-data-matrix-and-code-128-using-zpl.html
EdHayes3's answer is just great.
As specified by Zebra in a ^BX the escape character is the underscore and the subsequent number defines what kind of FNC is used.
_1 - > FNC1
_2 - > FNC2
_3 - > FNC3
FNC4 is not supported according to how I understand the Zebra documentation.
The only thing I do not entirely agree with is escaping every GS1 AI since the most common ones except Lot/Batch number have a fixed length.
In other words, I do not think that it is necessary to escape for example the GTIN. Though, you probably have to keep in mind to pad it up with leading zeros in case of GTIN-12 or GTIN-13.
The appearance of "textparcali" in RStudio Source Editor was as follows.
In textparcali (tbl_df), I ran the following code to delete single strings.
textparcali$word<-gsub("\\W*\\b\\w\\b\\W*",'', textparcali$word)
But the deletion was interesting. You can see the picture below. Please note lines 67 and 50.
Everything was fine for line 50 and lines like that. However, this was not the case for line 67 (and I think there are others like it).
I focused on one line(67) to understand why you deleted it wrong. I've already seen what it says on this line in the editor. But I also wanted to look at the console. I wrote the following code to the console.
textparcali$word[67]
The word on line 67 looks different in the console. The value that doesn't appear when you make a copy paste but surprisingly appears on the console:
The reason I put it as a picture is because this character disappears after the copy-paste command.
You can download the file containing this character from the link below. However, you should open it with Notepad ++.
Character.txt
Gsub did his job right. How is that possible? What's the name of this character? When I try to write code that destroys this character, the " sign changes and does not delete.
textparcali$word<-gsub('[[:punct:]]+',' ',textparcali$word) command also does not work.
What is the explanation of my experience? I do not know. Is there a way to destroy this character? What caused this? I ve asked a lot.
Thank you all.
(I apologize for the bad scribbles in the pictures.)
I found the surprise character.
Above Right, Combining Dot ͘ ͘
The following is the code required to eliminate this character.
c<-"surprise character"
c
[1] "\u0358"
textparcali$word<-gsub("\u0358","",textparcali$word,ignore.case = FALSE)
textparcali$word<-gsub("\u307","",textparcali$word,ignore.case = FALSE)
Code 307 did the job for me. However, you should determine what the actual code is. If not, your character code may be incorrect.
More detailed information can be found in the links below.
https://gist.github.com/ngs/2782436
https://www.charbase.com/0358-unicode-combining-dot-above-right
Thanks a lot!
Our entire team is stumped by this one.
We have a variable called {{adName}}, we renamed it a few weeks back to {{dlv adName}}, among 9 other variables.
The other 9 variables are okay, but we keep getting this one error -
Unknown variable 'dlv adName' found in a tag. Edit the tag and remove the reference to the unknown variable.
When we remove it, the tag works fine, but we need the adName and it's not letting us use it. We've checked the spelling, special characters, tried manually typing in the code and nothing appears to let us use this variable.
I am using the XRRichText.visible=off if there is no data, but still it throwing some spaces in report. I do not want those spaces if there is no data.
Just want to display none & no spaces . How can I do this?
The upper spaces are just XRRichText.
Set the property ProcessNullValues for the labels with the issue as ‘Suppress and Shrink’.
The purpose of this property value is: If a control receives a null value, it is not printed (without adding blank space in its place).
The property has two more values:
Leave – A control is always printed.
Suppress - If a control receives a null value, a blank space is printed instead.
Calling all RDLC expert out there.
When displaying the values of the parameter(which the values is in array) to a tablix or table, it only displays the first value data of the array.
Which looks like this.
I want to display the 626 datas of the array to be displayed individually in rows.
There are about 626 datas inside the array named Testparameter, but it seems to that it only displays the first value of the array.
Maybe I must be missing something in the expression in reproducing the values.
This is the expression that I am using
=Parameters!Testparameter.Value
I have also tried JOIN expression but it displays all the 626 datas inside the column.
=Join(Parameters!Testparameter.Value,", ")
Whic resulted to this.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? or is this possible?
Thank you in advance.
It seems that the dates returned from the parameter have an enter (\n) or some spaces, what you can try is to replace all the string \n or spaces to empty string and check.