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Decode to auto-generate META Tags

edited Nov 27, 2019 7:41PM in Web Site / E-Commerce 4 comments

I am trying to automate the generation of META TAG Keywords from search keywords. I am using a workflow to do this and I am using the following function

DECODE({searchkeywords},' ',', ',{searchkeywords})

The idea is to look for a "space" and replace with a "commer space" but the function does not seem to decode the result of {searchkeywords} so returns the default result which is all the keywords but seperted by spaces and not commer spaces. I have tried using an test ietm where the keywords are "12W 240V Blue" and set the decode function to look for Blue and replace with Green. This does not work so it seems that soemthing else is wrong. Any ideas please?

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