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Hi 

I want to create a URL for a button that, when clicked, opens a specific page. After navigating to that page, I also want to display a contextual attribute from a custom action in the URL.
assume this senrio
( https://www.google.com/  then the contextual attribute {{context.journey.actions.d06f7669-cc90-4d57-ba4a-2f812a19e88c.encrypted}}  )
i want the link to be open and want the value which is coming form the custom action 

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I would pass the contextual attribute in the URL as a parameter and then show that in the destination page. The destination page will read the parameter from the URL and display it.

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Hi @MYSTERIOUSMAN,

You will not be able to put a contextual attribute in a template. There is no reference to an actual journey for templates, whenever you would use this template in a journey the reference would not exist. 

 

You can create the button in a template without the contextual attribute and add the contexttual attribute in the email action on the journey canvas.

Hope this guides you towards a solution.

 

Regards,

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when we are using this link is opeaning but  this page but when we are check that the encrypted value is correct or not it is showing this expection error when we try to decrypt it 
https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/journey-optimizer-questions/personalization-in-emai...}



and when we are running only the contextual attribute inside email it is working in a crorrect format 

when we are using this type of link it is opeing but encrypted value is not coming are correct 

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I would pass the contextual attribute in the URL as a parameter and then show that in the destination page. The destination page will read the parameter from the URL and display it.

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Seems like this might be a good useage of landing pages, as you can pass contextual button events from page 1 to page 2. see this doc: 

 

https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/journey-optimizer/using/landing-pages/create-lp.html?lang=en...