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Michael_Soprano
Michael_Soprano
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August 13, 2024
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workflow question: multiple variables from JS node into email template

  • August 13, 2024
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I am using Campaign V8 client console.

My workflow looks like this:

 

As an output of JS node in workflow I have these variables - I assume that these become workflow variables:

instance.vars.x1 = price1;
instance.vars.x2 = name1;
instance.vars.x3 = image1;

 

In the delivery script node I put something like this:

Then I would like to use them in the template. More or less like this: 

Could you tell me why its not working? 

 

 

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Best answer by ALangridge

It's actually an annoyingly obtuse process! You need to define a variable in the properties section, then assign the instance.vars.XXXX variable to it in the initialisation script section. 

I wrote a quick guide here:
https://alexlangridge.com/adobe-campaign--use-defined-variables-in-an-email

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ALangridge
ALangridgeAccepted solution
Level 4
August 13, 2024

It's actually an annoyingly obtuse process! You need to define a variable in the properties section, then assign the instance.vars.XXXX variable to it in the initialisation script section. 

I wrote a quick guide here:
https://alexlangridge.com/adobe-campaign--use-defined-variables-in-an-email

    Michael_Soprano
    Michael_SopranoAuthor
    Level 10
    August 14, 2024

    Thanks a lot!

    Do you know how to dynamically change the source of the photo in html email template like that?

     

    ALangridge
    ALangridge
    Level 4
    August 15, 2024

    Hmm! Just checking, you may need to amend the delivery script node, because it's zero indexed. 

    delivery.variables._var[0].stringValue would correspond to the FIRST variable you've set up in the properties > variables section.

     

    In my example, 

    delivery.variables._var[0].stringValue would be for mobileExistsCount,

    delivery.variables._var[1].stringValue for validityCheckFail

    and delivery.variables._var[2].stringValue for validityCheckPass

     

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