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That's the entire point of the format name field. You can also use a Custom HTML field and substitute in the name fields to display however you want. You can even override how the first and last name fields display using their layout parameters. An unpublished field should not be visible on the userlist and if is the case you've found a bug that needs to be fixed and have added bug ticket to fix.When I build a userlist, I don't want to have to put the user's first and last names in different columns or one below the other. I want their full name displayed.
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The "formatname" field is always available and it doesn't care what the name style is set to. This is separate from the "name" field.My point is that the format name field is not available to add to a userlist if the Name Style is set in CB configuration to "First and Last Names". This is because the format name field is only published if you set Name Style to "Single Name Field", which is not what I want.
You can have to create the Custom HTML field in CB > Field Management first. Then substitute in first and last name. See the below substitution tutorial for substitution usage information, but you shouldn't need to do this as the formatname field should be sufficient.I don't see any Custom HTML option for userlist columns. Had that been available, I would likely have chosen it instead of hacking the database to get the result I want. Because Custom HTML (in this case) would involve multiple fields (firstname, lastname), I'd expect it to be selectable from the field names list. But it isn't there.
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The "formatname" field is always available and it doesn't care what the name style is set to. This is separate from the "name" field.
You can have to create the Custom HTML field in CB > Field Management first. Then substitute in first and last name. See the below substitution tutorial for substitution usage information, but you shouldn't need to do this as the formatname field should be sufficient.
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