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If you go to Help > About on your toolbar, what version of ACC are you running? (Client side and server side?)Questions
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Does this work?Hello <%=recipient.firstName%>Also, if your emails aren't coming through, they are likely failing somewhere. You'll need to find the delivery and review the audit log. There is probably an error message to address. Typically you'll find your outbound sends in Campaign Management > D...Questions
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I'm not exactly sure what the issue is, as it's working for me. If I had to troubleshoot, I'd simply the code until it starts working, then slowly re-introduce line by line until it stops. Then I'd know what line is causing the email to not deliver. e.g. Do a test only containing: <!DOCTYPE HTML P...Questions
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I just tried this and it previews correctly:<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> </HEAD> <BODY> <DIV>This is test email and needs to be done by <% var d = new Date(); var m = d.getMonth(); var y = d.getFullYear(); var lastDate = new Date(y, m + 1, 0); var date...Questions
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I tested the code and got "30 September 2021" Can you remove the code and confirm you receive the email? Then add the code back and confirm the code is the cause of the issue. Also, make sure the code is not on a single line. Each line of code must be on a separate line. Otherwise, use this: <% ...Questions
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Try this. It will get the "0th" day of the month, which is really the last day of the prior month.<% var d = new Date() var m = d.getMonth() var y = d.getFullYear() var lastDate = new Date(y, m + 1, 0); var dateString = formatDate(lastDate,"%2D %Bl %4Y") document.write(dateString) %>Questions
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You may want to consider using some JSON tricks for more complex patterns. I've made an example with various tricks, below: var obj = {} logInfo("Converting " + rcp.toXMLString() + " to JSON") obj.firstName = rcp.@firstName.toString(); // Make sure you use toString() obj.lastName = rcp.@lastName.to...Questions
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In your subject line, use the code provided. Example:Subject Line: Daily Newsletter - <%=formatDate(getCurrentDate(),"%2D %Bl %4Y")%>When you test, you'll see the subject line will say: "Daily Newsletter - 23 September 2021"Questions
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I don't think that will work because the parent row (Block Type: 6) doesn't exist until you save, so there is no parent to save the sub-collection against. If you save the object without declaring any collection items, then re-open it and try to save, it may work.Questions
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Hi Ursboller, _bid relates to the nms:broadLogAppSubRcp that was created when the push went out. _did is the nms:delivery that is the parent of the broadLog record. For example, if you push to 100 people, ACC will create one nms:delivery record and 100 nms:broadLogAppSubRcp records that point to th...Questions
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