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10-16-2025 06:49 AM
The annotation field should show an information for users that they know how to categorize the impact.
I want to display the text with math operators < and > . The shouldn't be interpreted as code and I know I have to use the code > for < and < for > , but it don't work. On the form is displayed the html code (> and <) and not the signs/symbols.
input:
result:
Maybe someone has a solution for my problem.
Thanks in advance.
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10-21-2025 11:50 AM
Hello @SaschaM,
I’ve run into the same thing, using < and > in annotation detail fields ends up displaying the literal HTML code instead of the symbols. It seems annotation fields don’t interpret HTML entities.
What worked for me was to use the actual ≤, ≥, or > symbols directly in the text instead of HTML codes.
For example:
HTML:
Please explain your selection in the "Impact" field. You can use the following <strong>examples</strong> as a guide:
<ul >
<li>High impact: A majority >50% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
<li>Medium impact: A significant number >10% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
<li>Low impact: A small number ≤ 10% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
</ul>Result:
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Muhammad Iftikhar
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10-21-2025 11:50 AM
Hello @SaschaM,
I’ve run into the same thing, using < and > in annotation detail fields ends up displaying the literal HTML code instead of the symbols. It seems annotation fields don’t interpret HTML entities.
What worked for me was to use the actual ≤, ≥, or > symbols directly in the text instead of HTML codes.
For example:
HTML:
Please explain your selection in the "Impact" field. You can use the following <strong>examples</strong> as a guide:
<ul >
<li>High impact: A majority >50% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
<li>Medium impact: A significant number >10% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
<li>Low impact: A small number ≤ 10% of service users are affected by disruption.</li>
</ul>Result:
If my response helped, please mark it as the accepted solution so others can benefit as well.
Muhammad Iftikhar
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10-23-2025 05:48 AM
Hey @M Iftikhar ,
this is a good solution and works well. Thanks for providing your solution.
Best regards,
Sascha
