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payaly49057811
payaly49057811
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Manually Creating Waves through Javascript

  • October 21, 2021
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I am trying to setup calendar based waves on through JavaScript just before winning SL email. Does anyone knows how to setup calendar based waves for 4-5 days (one day per hour distribution)?

 

Basically I am trying to throttle Winner SL email but i am using standalone email delivery so don't have option to throttle audience on delivery itself

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    Best answer by Manoj_Kumar

    Hello @payaly49057811 

     

    You can use this code:

     

    var delivery=nms.delivery.load('DELIVERY_PK');

delivery.scheduling.waves.enabled=1;

delivery.scheduling.waves.mode=0;

delivery.scheduling.waves.splitDelay=86400;

delivery.scheduling.waves.splitSize="20%";

delivery.save();

     

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    Manoj_Kumar
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    Manoj_KumarCommunity AdvisorAccepted solution
    Community Advisor
    October 21, 2021

    Hello @payaly49057811 

     

    You can use this code:

     

    var delivery=nms.delivery.load('DELIVERY_PK');

delivery.scheduling.waves.enabled=1;

delivery.scheduling.waves.mode=0;

delivery.scheduling.waves.splitDelay=86400;

delivery.scheduling.waves.splitSize="20%";

delivery.save();

     

    Manoj  | https://themartech.pro
      payaly49057811
      payaly49057811Author
      Level 2
      October 21, 2021

      Thanks Manoj. This is working for only wave but for multiple waves , for example 

       

      10/21 8 AM - 20%

      10/21 9 AM - 20%

      10/21 - 10 AM - 20%

      10/22 - 8 AM - 20%

       

      Does that code work in above scenario ?

        Manoj_Kumar
        Community Advisor
        Manoj_KumarCommunity Advisor
        Community Advisor
        October 21, 2021

        Hello @payaly49057811 

         

        Yes, splitdelay will take care of that 1 hour gap.

        Manoj  | https://themartech.pro
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