Hello James,
there is no need to use a dummy.
You could use a form like this:
(:fox form1 :)
(:input hidden aaa "XXX":)
(:input hidden bbb "YYY":)
(:foxreplace target="{$FullName}" put=string mark="ccc:{$:ccc}" :)
(:foxtemplate "ccc:ZZZ":)
(:foxptv {$FullName} :)
(:input submit post Submit:)
(:foxend form1:)
The important change is to use a markup directive (:foxtemplate ...:)
rather than using foxtemplate= as parameter in the (:foxreplace ...:)
markup directive.
I also used a (:foxptv ... :) markup, rather than using ptvtarget,
but that does not change the outcome. I only did it to see clearer in the
form markup which steps Fox takes. It will do the text replace first,
and last any PTV updates.
I still need to investigate why the foxtemplate parameter does not
work inside the foxreplace markup directive. It certainly looks like
a bug.
Best regards,
Hans
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