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== Special tags for notification == | |||
=== Data in emails === | |||
Dynamic field content can be inserted using {FIELD_SYSTEM_NAME} syntax. | Dynamic field content can be inserted using {FIELD_SYSTEM_NAME} syntax. | ||
For status notification content the following tags will also be populated | For status notification content the following tags will also be populated | ||
* {USER} | * {USER}: Name of the user | ||
* {LINK} | * {RESUME} Name of the record | ||
* { | * {LINK}: Clickable link to the record (se below) | ||
* {NOLINK}: Do not include any record links | |||
* {RAWLINK}: Link without any HTML markup | |||
Note that a libnk to record will be included at the bottom of the message, unless a LINK, RAWLINK or a NOLINK placeholder can be found. | |||
=== Create attatchments === | |||
Additionally rendered files can be attatched using the following syntax | |||
[REPORT:123456] | |||
The number refers to the ID of the template to render. | |||
This will render the the template, and attatch the resulting file as an attatchment to the email. | |||
Default name of the file is "attatchment". In case you want a custom name add this in the tag (ex. "Foobar" ) | |||
[REPORT:123456-Foobar] | |||
Tip: It is perfectly OK to use templates with any tags in it, but in that case you might consider using the link approach below. | |||
Files from the record can be attatched using the following tag, where 123456 is the ID of the field. | |||
[FILES:123456] | |||
=== Dynamic links === | |||
URLs can be entered by using {APPURL} in front of a relative reference. | |||
Example: | |||
{APPURL}/login | |||
=== Static file links === | |||
If you only need static files, just upload them to the media libarry and put a link in the mail | |||
# Upload to media library: Ressources > Media files > Add | |||
# After upload right-click "show" button and select "copy link" | |||
# Paste the link into a notification (no html encoding is needed) | |||
Note that this will only make a link to the file (the file is not added as an attatchment). | |||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 15 February 2022
Special tags for notification
Data in emails
Dynamic field content can be inserted using {FIELD_SYSTEM_NAME} syntax.
For status notification content the following tags will also be populated
- {USER}: Name of the user
- {RESUME} Name of the record
- {LINK}: Clickable link to the record (se below)
- {NOLINK}: Do not include any record links
- {RAWLINK}: Link without any HTML markup
Note that a libnk to record will be included at the bottom of the message, unless a LINK, RAWLINK or a NOLINK placeholder can be found.
Create attatchments
Additionally rendered files can be attatched using the following syntax
[REPORT:123456]
The number refers to the ID of the template to render.
This will render the the template, and attatch the resulting file as an attatchment to the email.
Default name of the file is "attatchment". In case you want a custom name add this in the tag (ex. "Foobar" )
[REPORT:123456-Foobar]
Tip: It is perfectly OK to use templates with any tags in it, but in that case you might consider using the link approach below.
Files from the record can be attatched using the following tag, where 123456 is the ID of the field.
[FILES:123456]
Dynamic links
URLs can be entered by using {APPURL} in front of a relative reference. Example:
{APPURL}/login
Static file links
If you only need static files, just upload them to the media libarry and put a link in the mail
- Upload to media library: Ressources > Media files > Add
- After upload right-click "show" button and select "copy link"
- Paste the link into a notification (no html encoding is needed)
Note that this will only make a link to the file (the file is not added as an attatchment).