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I would use a child component that's doing all the checks and then render the good component.

The replace() you are trying to use in the document body is a Javascript method used for replacing string. Google Docs has replaceText method which you can use to replace string within the document without changing the document format.

If you want to use the replace(). You need to get the content of body (string) by using method:getText() and append the replace method.

Example:

Code:

• In your situation, the container-bound script of Google Form is used.
• The OnSubmit event trigger is installed to the function of myFunction.
• You want to retrieve 3 response values of firstName, lastName, title from the 4 questions.
• You want to also retrieve timestamp.

If my understanding is correct, how about this modification? Please think of this as just one of several possible answers.

• From the image you provided, it is found that the script is the container-bound script of Google Form.
  • Unfortunately, the event object of the OnSubmit event trigger has no property of values for the container-bound script of Google Form. Ref
  • In this case, it is required to retrieve the response values with e.response.getItemResponses().
• In the case that values is included in the event object, it is required to be the container-bound script of Spreadsheet. When the container-bound script of Spreadsheet is used, you can retrieve the response values using e.values from myFunction(e). Ref
• And also, in order to retrieve the time stamp, getTimestamp() is used.

When above points are reflected to your script, it becomes as follows.

The Pandoc default you linked to is not the default used in rmarkdown. That one is stored in system.file("rmd/h/default.html", pkg = "rmarkdown"), and a current version is online here: https://github.com/rstudio/rmarkdown/blob/master/inst/rmd/h/default.html.

You should also study the source to rmarkdown::html_document if you decide to modify the default template. You'll also have to make some other changes if template != "default".

CommonMark, on which the gfm parser is based, does not support YAML header blocks. Pandoc uses the C reference implementation of CommonMark, and so there is also no way to add the yaml_metadata_blocks extension for gfm.

Use -f markdown if you want YAML blocks.

Pandoc templates only contain the header/footer etc. around the document body text, which gets placed where you see $body$ in the template. So templates cannot be used to substitute variables in the document body.

For that, you could use this pandoc filter, save it to say meta-vars.lua:

Found the answer on another RStudio page. There's an option to pass additional arguments to Pandoc from the YAML header: