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Email Output with seat location

Melissa Scott
$organization

Ok all,

I created an email output based on a custom view that gives me subscription seating information, one line per package. It works like a dream if I don't want to use it in Wordfly. Because Wordfly doesn't accept multi lines, when we are testing this output on subs with multiples of the same package type it's only picking the first one.

Is there a way I write the output so it will pull multiple packages onto one line or some other work around so we can send our subs their seating information?

Thanks,
Melissa

 

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  • $organization

    Hi, Melissa:

     

    You’ll have to return the package data as a string, and then WordFly can use it. I did something like this for web logins. For instance, a household has four or five valid logins, and I want all of them to display in an e-blast so the patron knows what will work for login purposes. I created a couple of views that collect all logins valid for an individual or, for households, for the household and all individuals affiliated. I then created a query element that pulls the login string, and I can use it in e-blasts.

     

    Lucie

    Florida Grand Opera

     

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  • $organization

    Hi, Melissa:

     

    You’ll have to return the package data as a string, and then WordFly can use it. I did something like this for web logins. For instance, a household has four or five valid logins, and I want all of them to display in an e-blast so the patron knows what will work for login purposes. I created a couple of views that collect all logins valid for an individual or, for households, for the household and all individuals affiliated. I then created a query element that pulls the login string, and I can use it in e-blasts.

     

    Lucie

    Florida Grand Opera

     

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