Hi @akashaj7696 - a subject that is unique to a recipient can't be stored under the definition for a delivery, because the delivery object doesnt contain all the data per recipient.If you need to see the subject before you send the delivery you can enrich the subject using a formula onto the tempora...

@akashaj7696 - I'm not sure its stored anywhere. I would expect it is calculated on the fly by the SMTP send email function using the data + subject formula and fired off as part of the email

Hi @JoshuelPattersonRM - I tested your code and it works fine in a delivery template.You should probably change the for loop limit to 3 as you only have 2 array items, but otherwise it works fine.CheersDarren

Hi @Ketangp - its not actually possible to track a mailto: link since it doesn't open a web browser to the Campaign tracking server. mailto: and tel: links are handled by the mail client natively on the user's local machine or within the browser client.There are some workarounds you can do where you...

Hi @akashaj7696 - I'm not sure what you mean by "try something inside the delivery"? @wodnicki has given you a response above on how to store the computed subject in the BroadLog. Unfortunately this is the only way to retrieve it after the delivery have been sent. Does this help you get what you nee...

Hi @ags - Yes you can do this but it would be up to you how you want to treat the incoming targets. You can choose to add them as Recipients in the Javascript, then load them from the Recipient table further in the workflow. You can also save the new targets into a temporary table and again retrieve...

Hi @akashaj7696 - you can compute the subject during the workflow and create a workflow attribute to store the subject. Then in the delivery you just put the variable that you computed earlier. This way you can extend the broadLog schema and store the subject so you can find it again in the broadLog...

Hi @akashaj7696 - You don't mention the context for this or why you need this. Generally speaking, you cant accurately reconstruct the subject line from the template at a later date as you don't know if the data that was used in the targeting for the delivery is still current. If the underlying targ...

Since you are converting the targetData attributes to numbers using Number() to perform a calculation (Men-Women)/Men then you need to compare the result of that to a number. If you add the quotes in, it will try to compare a number to a string. You also dont want an if else() statement in the since...

Hi @alik98709228 - you can try something like this:<% if ( ((Number(targetData.Men) - Number(targetData.Women)) / Number(targetData.Men)) >= 50 && ((Number(targetData.Men) - Number(targetData.Women)) / Number(targetData.Men)) <= 100 ) {...} else {...} %> CheersDarren