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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. | 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. | ||
=== Dynamic links === | |||
URLs can be entered by using {APPURL} in front of a relative reference. | |||
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{APPURL}/login | |||
=== Static file links === | === Static file links === |
Revision as of 08:51, 18 November 2020
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.
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.
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).