Can you help us the fix the client's name in proper case. which function we need to use.
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I could be wrong - but that looks like syntax for Personalization & Dynamic Content. I am working on a field within the Advanced Editor in an AJO Action.
Since there is no Title Case method, we ended up using the following expresssion:
concat(
upper(
substr(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}, 0, 1)
),
lower(
substr(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}, 1, length(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}))
)
)
Hi @SumanTiwari,
Look at the Camel Case function to see if that addresses your need.
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it is not allowing to pass in action box parameters. giving me error.
"The expression is invalid : Unexpected word 'camelcase' . Please, check that it is a valid token and that you are using it at the right place."
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By looking at the error function should be camelCase
I tested this and it's working: {%= camelCase(profile.person.name.firstName) %}
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I also tried both the ways but it is not working. attached the screenshot, I am looking for SMS and passing this code in SMS action fields
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I am running into a similar issue - Not for use with personalization, but within the AJO Advanced editor. For example trying to manipulate a string for use in an AJO Action.
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Hi, I had to use titleCase to get name in propper case. I could not get Camle Case working. Just same error as described.
Try using this
' {%= titleCase(profile.person.name.firstName) %} '
Hope this helps
Cheers
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I could be wrong - but that looks like syntax for Personalization & Dynamic Content. I am working on a field within the Advanced Editor in an AJO Action.
Since there is no Title Case method, we ended up using the following expresssion:
concat(
upper(
substr(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}, 0, 1)
),
lower(
substr(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}, 1, length(#{ExperiencePlatform.ProfileFieldGroup.profile.person.name.firstName}))
)
)
You're correct @MichaelBailey. The example which I have provided is used for personalization and thanks for sharing how you have achieved this in the action.
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