Certain words are not permitted to be used as column header names because they are also used as properties of the dynamic element object in the creative code. In addition, some punctuation cannot be used within a column header name. If Studio detects that one of these restricted words or punctuation marks is being used as a column header name, an error will be generated upon transformation.
List of restricted words
| break | case | catch | class |
| const | continue | debugger | default |
| delete | do | else | enum |
| export | extends | false | finally |
| for | function | if | implements |
| import | in | instanceof | interface |
| let | new | null | package |
| private | protected | public | return |
| static | super | switch | this |
| throw | true | try | typeof |
| var | void | while | with |
| yield |
Example: A column header cannot be titled "break"; however, "break1" is an acceptable column header name.
List of restricted types of punctuation
{ } ( ) [ ] . ; , > < > = ! + - * % | ^ ~ & ?
Example: A column header cannot be titled "break-1"; however, "break1" is an acceptable column header name. If punctuation is required in the column header, it is best practice to use underscores ("_").