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Standard ODK spec differs from XML 1.0 for string #32

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tinok opened this issue Aug 25, 2015 · 4 comments
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Standard ODK spec differs from XML 1.0 for string #32

tinok opened this issue Aug 25, 2015 · 4 comments

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tinok commented Aug 25, 2015

Under Data Types, we should specify that by default text entries are limited to 255 characters, and that it can be overridden in the XML (at least for Collect):

<bind nodeset="/nm/repeat_observation/notes" type="string" odk:length="600"/>

https://groups.google.com/d/topic/opendatakit/2lcMAMnGoTE/discussion

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tinok commented Aug 25, 2015

Actually not sure if the 255 character limit is still in place, current Collect no longer seems to have any limits in place.

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I believe this was/is purely an Aggregate thing.

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Actually not sure if the 255 character limit is still in place, current
Collect no longer seems to have any limits in place.


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Yep, and we dropped the server-side limit with SurveyCTO 1.40+. So I
believe it's only ODK Aggregate that still has that limit because of how it
stores data.

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I believe this was/is purely an Aggregate thing.

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Collect no longer seems to have any limits in place.


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Thanks.

Just saw this is a duplicate of #14.

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