Using Wildcards and Wildcard Modifier Functions
Wildcards can be used to 'personalize' your emails. You insert wildcards (form field values) using the 'wildcard' icon in the toolbar of the editor:
This opens the wildcard window, where you can select from any of the fields on your form
'Wildcard Modifiers' are functions you can use to extend wildcards. To the right is a screen shot of some of the wildcard modifiers available. Use a modifier function to format a list, capitalize a word or display a link to an uploaded file for example.
Using a Modifier function to display an uploaded Image
Let's walk through the steps to add the showImage() modifier function to show an uploaded image in our notification email.
- Open the notification email created in the previous step.
- Find and select the [HeadShot] wildcard.
- Once selected, click the 'Wildcard Modifiers' icon in the editor toolbar to open the modifier function window.
- Scroll down and click the showImage function.
- The showImage Format Settings dialog displays.
- The showImage Format Settings dialog displays.
- Keep the default settings and click the Save button.
- The wildcard, [HeadShot] is now wrapped in the showImage modifier function, and should appear like the following:
showImage([HeadShot], 'auto' , 'auto' ) |
When the email is received, the image will be displayed inline. Modifier functions provide a wide array of functions that extend the usefulness of wildcards.
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