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Dynamically changing content made easy |
Whiz-Code offers the opportunity to dynamically change the content of a text based on the submission content. For example, if you wanted to create a personalized autoresponder message to your user, you could enter: Hi [visitor_name] (where "visitor_name" is the alias-name of the form field). The variable would then get replaced with whatever the visitor enters into the field named "visitor_name". Following are the features of Whiz-Mail:
- Variables
Use so-called Variables in any text. Variables are place-holders and will get replaced with submission content by Whiz-Mail. Mostly, variables can be inserted using comfortable drop-down menus. If those are not present, variables have following syntax: [alias_name] where alias_name is the actual alias name of the field. Please note that spaces (" ") must get replaced by a underscore ("_") character, if an alias contains such a space character ("visitor name" => "visitor_name").
- Calculations
Perform calculations with either static content, variables or both together. Adding a tax of 12% to a purchase-total saved under [total] would work like this: {[total]*1.12}. The syntax for calculations is as follows:
{([variable]*1.5+15)/4} No spaces may exist between the two brackets! Other than that, calculate anything you desire!
- Environment Variables
Environment Variables are variables generated by Whiz-Mail during the submission process. The text will, just like the field variables, get replaced by the actual value behind it. Available variables include:
%RECORD_ID% - Running number for the records in your database
%DATE% - Date YYYY-MM-DD
%DATETIME% - Date & Time YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
%TXT_DATE% - Text version of Date (Month Day Year)
%TXT_DATETIME% - Text version of date & time (Month Day Year HH:MM:SS)
%VISITOR_IP% - IP Address of the visitor
%VISITOR_BROWSER% - Browser of your visitor
%VISITOR_SSL% - Submitted using SSL? (yes/no)
Environment Variables are not available in Newsletters you send out!
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