When getting a string field from json, the result string contains a null char at the end of the string (this is in addition to the usual null terminator).
As a result, if you try to append two string field obtained from json, you will get: "string1\0string2\0"
This breaks many UI functions as they generally stop at the first \0.
When getting a string field from json, the result string contains a null char at the end of the string (this is in addition to the usual null terminator).
As a result, if you try to append two string field obtained from json, you will get: "string1\0string2\0"
This breaks many UI functions as they generally stop at the first \0.