See Also Correspondence explained
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Useful special codesTo get day of the week for any date add @DayOfWeek - [OrderDate] becomes [OrderDate@DayOfWeek] and the result will be "Thursday" When the system is sending to a Creditor or Debtor it could be a company or a person. [Visitor.EmailSalutation] results in - For a company = "Attention - Company name" or "Attention - Contact Name"
- For a person = "Hi FirstName" (note that the Hi can be changed to Dear or another salutation )
When using any time field - example [Time] - you can specify the property of the result as follows - [Time@TimeAMPM] - will result in am or pm
- [Time@Time24] - will result in a 24 hour time
- [Today@LongDate] - will result in day of week, month, day, year = Tues 15th February 2016
- [fieldname@property] Finds a Field called "Fieldname" and then a property such as Time24, DayOfWeek etc within that field - example "InspectionTime@time24 = 13:02
- Properties:, dayofweek, time, time24
Day of week - when using a date that you want a day of week - eg [EventDate] - [EventDate@DayOfWeek] - will show day of the week.
- Ie: [EventDate@DayOfWeek], [EventDate] will render - Tuesday, 17/05/2016
Tags that do not need a field - [ Today] will return todays date and so will [ Now ]
- [ Today+1 ] will give tomorrow - etc using +number of days or - number of days
For current user (all details) - list of fields - identified as $ - - ie [ $ChildEntity.FirstName ] - child entity = child of employee currently logged in - ie the person
- ie Host Company of Employee = [ $ParentEntity.Name ] = as host company is the parent of the employee
[=symbol] will look for a configuration entry with ‘symbol’ (Admin>config>Symbols config) Users can invent symbols and maintain them. They are per host company - however if a franchisee does not have a value the franchisor symbol will be found. We can add symbols you require:
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