Hello @vkt1989 I am assuming you want to personalize the email with this data. If this data is coming via event then you can use the journey context to personalize it. You will have to pass these details in the event payload and XDM object to save it. Then it can be used in the message.For eg, a Product from the order can be accessed like this.{{#each context.journey.events.0000000.productListItems as |product|}} {{product.name}} {{product.quantity}}x ${{product.priceTotal}} {{/each}}

Hello @Wasai Are you getting any errors in the console or the event isn't triggering? A good way to troubleshoot is by writing logs with the console.log in the custom code and checking at which line it is breaking.

Hello @salvatore_dange What I have seen is you can't the message when you are using variables that are not available in the profile or context of the event.You will have to make sure the variable code is from the profile or the event context. Also, there should be any space between the variable name and the closing brackets.

Hello @Mrityunjay There are multiple ways you can do it1. Add multiple columns to the recipient table for each type of newsletter and keep the flags true or false depending on their current opt-in status.2. Create multiple sucbription services for each type of newsletter and then subscribe/un-subscribe from them depending on user action. My suggestion would be to go with option 2 where you will have history available for each action and you will need some js knowledge to subscribe and unsubscrib...

Hello @fppj_kelly  You can do something like this. 

@coralie1 Try changing your condition to this.

Hello @fppj_kelly I am assuming your regex is not working. The easiest way would be to add one variable in your datalayer like purchasePage:true The in launch condition remove your regex condition and use the datalayer variable to check if the value true or false.

Hello @vinay16 You can check it via the IndexOf method. Here is an example.var textString= "This is the Display Method"; if(textString.indexOf("Display") > 0){ document.write("Display is available in the string"); }else{ document.write("Display is not available in the string"); }

Hello @vinay16 You can use OR operator to check this.Here is the sample code.<% if(rtEvent.ctx.Consumer.PaymentMethod=="DirectPay" || rtEvent.ctx.Consumer.PaymentMethod=="'DirectPay'" || ) { %> Order ID - <%=rtEvent.ctx.Consumer.OrderId%> <% } %>Let me know if that works.

Hello @Sifr I have not tried creating a list directly from WebApp.But you can create a workflow with an external signal and then trigger the workflow from the Webapp and pass the variables. Then use the variables in WF to create a list.