When using the Webform module in Drupal 10, the export setting "Options single value format: Separate, with each possible option value in its own column" does not display values for specific options in the exported data. However, these values are shown correctly when the setting is switched to "compact" format. This inconsistency affects the ability to correctly export and analyze submission data when using the separated column format. This happens for type field -> Options when option value is integer, when string is working correctly.
Setup a Webform:
Create a Webform with a field having multiple selectable options (
Configure Export Settings:
Navigate to the Webform submission export configuration.
Set the "Options single value format" to "Separate, with each possible option value in its own column".
Submit the Form:
Fill out and submit the Webform multiple times with different values for the option field.
Export Submissions:
Export the Webform submissions using the above export setting.
Observed Behavior:
Setting: "Separate, with each possible option value in its own column": - values not shown correctly.
When the setting is switched to "compact", the values are displayed correctly in the export file.
Investigate and update the logic responsible for exporting webform submissions when using the "Separate, with each possible option value in its own column" setting. Ensure that each option value is correctly included in its respective column in the export file, similar to how it is correctly handled in the "compact" format.
Analyze the current implementation of the export functionality in the Webform module.
Identify the root cause of the issue with the "Separate, with each possible option value in its own column" setting.
Implement a fix to ensure all option values are exported correctly.
Needs review
6.2
Code
The attached patch is fixing the desribed bug:
$option_value = (string) $option_value;: This line explicitly casts $option_value to a string. This ensures that the key is treated as a string in subsequent operations, which is important for consistency, especially when the keys are integers or other types that need to be compared or processed as strings.