| Description | When an invitation email contains two attributes with a single space between them, sending the invitation via Google Chrome results in elimination of this space (at least when pulled in via Outlook 2013). However, when sending this same invitation out via Firefox, this space between the attributes appears as intended in Outlook 2013.
Further, if the single space between the two attributes is on a row visible in Outlook 2013 Message Preview and the invitation was sent via Google Chrome, a question mark inside a diamond is visible in the Message Preview in place of the space. (Again, this is not the case when the invitation is sent from Firefox.) |
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| Steps To Reproduce |
- In an Invitation or Reminder email, enter two attributes separated by a single space, such as "{ATTRIBUTE_3} {ATTRIBUTE_4}".
- Send the invitation from Google Chrome (Version 40.0.2214.111m on Windows 8.1)
- Pull the received invitation into your email client (at least on Outlook 2013; haven't tried yet on other clients)
- Observe that the space between the two attributes is missing, stringing the text from each attribute together as one word.
- (And, if the "{ATTRIBUTE_3} {ATTRIBUTE_4}" is on one of the first few rows of the message, then note in the Outlook 2013 Message Preview that a question mark inside a diamond appear there in place of the space.
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