How to I add white spaces inside strings? I tried but I get undeclared entity. I know that there’s a Fuse statement Char but I don’t know how to call it inside a string (I guess I could call Char(32)).
I need to add white spaces because the API I’m working with returns dates splitted into three elements (day of the week, day of the month and year) and I would like to concatenate the result into a string. So I need to a space between each string. Without spaces I get:
I can’t tell if the trimming of whitespace is or is not a bug, or expected behaviour.
I can, however, tell that Fuse probably does not and should not support named HTML entities in Text. I think that you could have some luck with HEX encoded entities, so maybe   or something along those lines might achieve what you’re looking for.
With the tools in place to do string concatenation in JavaScript, as well as with UX expressions, I strongly believe that every possible use-case is covered.