Strange command on update tags behavior

[Korwin]

Setup application configuration / Signalling / Default command on update:
Vars.cmd %addr %chk %crc %desc %guid %ip %ping %res %resp > Vars.txt

Vars.cmd

echo 1. addr: %1
echo 2. chk: %2
echo 3. crc: %3
echo 4. desc: %4
echo 5. guid: %5
echo 6. ip: %6
echo 7. ping: %7
echo 8. res: %8
echo 9. resp: %9

Vars.txt:

1. addr: https://sites.google.com/site/...
2. chk: 2021-07-21
3. crc: 22:45:09
4. desc: 2621298306
5. guid: Test
6. ip: E3A64DE8-59004509-97E9460E-94C8BC49
7. ping: Unknown
8. res: OK
9. resp: OKp

i.e. instead of "New CRC" time is displayed, instead of "Item's description" - "New CRC", instead of GUID - the name of the entry in the list of the main application window, etc. "Item info" / "Content history" and "Ping history" tabs are empty.

[Morten MacFly]

Remember, as for all command lines, parameters (here: tags) that may contain spaces need to be quoted. If you hover over the two tag labels in the dialog you''ll see which tags may contain spaces.

So, instead of:
Vars.cmd %addr %chk (...)
...use:
Vars.cmd %addr "%chk" (...)
...and it will work correctly.

If you don't, the date (e.g. 2021-08-01 14:55:00) will be two command line parameters and thats why you see %2 and %3 as splitted %chk tag and miss some others (after %9).