Great Ideas. Always Flowing.

We are not happy until you are happy. Client satisfaction guaranteed. Whatever your needs and requirements, we have the skills and resources for the job!

Quick login...

Or... now make it easy with Facebook Integration
Connect via Facebook

Top Sellers

Dynamic Registration 4.0

Frustrated over the lack of customization for your user's registration fields? Dynamically setup your DNN Portal with custom registration fields, layout, questions, and other core integration options......

Ultra Video Gallery 4

Ultra Video Gallery is a brother product of Ultra Media Gallery, UVG allows you to upload videos in various format and automatically encode them to flv or H264 format, you also can add videos from internet or record live videos from your webcam.

XMod Pro 2.7 - Forms and Views for Databases

Build high performance, completely customizable data-entry forms and views driven by your DNN and external databases. New built-in tools make it a snap to quickly create data entry forms, data views, and even database tables. Plus, add your own HTML, CSS, Javascript, SQL commands, stored procedures,

Smith Shopping Cart v3.88

The most advanced DotNetNuke shopping cart on the planet. Easy to use e-Commerce, Secure Shopping Cart Software and SEO friendly. B2C / B2B Ecommerce Sites.

Event Calendar and Registration 4.0

One stop solution for events calendar and events registration! FREE DOWNLOAD is available now!

DNN Modules

Forums > Product Discussion - DotNetNuke Modules > Dynamic Forms
Parameter Tokens Not Working in Subject Line
Last Post 04-02-2012 05:24 AM by Mac. 8 Replies.
AddThis - Bookmarking and Sharing Button Printer Friendly
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
  •  
Sort:
PrevPrev NextNext
You are not authorized to post a reply.
Author Messages Resolved
MacUser is Offline
skipping stones
skipping stones
Posts:6
Avatar

--
03-22-2012 05:58 AM
    I'm trying to use parameter tokens in the Subject line of an Email Form Completion Event, but they are not being replaced. If I use them in the message Body, they work fine.

    The text above the parameters list box says you can "include these parameters below in your email to, subject, or email message".

    Am I missing something simple?
    CandaceUser is Offline
    river guide
    river guide
    Posts:2431
    Avatar

    --
    03-22-2012 08:44 AM
    Hi Mac,

    Yes, you should be able to use tokens like $(FirstName) in the subject line. Let me ask you a few things:

    1. What is your exact module version?
    2. What is your DNN version?
    3. What is the token you're trying to use? -- is it a textbox or another field type?
    4. When you say they are not being replaced, do you mean the email shows the $(Token) or is it blank?
    5. I think there are issues if it's the first thing on the subject line. Can you please test by having at least 1 character in the subject line before the token? For example, instead of

    $(FirstName), here's your form resutls!

    you say,

    Here's your form resutls, $(FirstName)!

    Thanks,
    Candace
    MacUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:6
    Avatar

    --
    03-23-2012 03:37 AM
    1. 4.10.0.27988
    2. 6.1.4
    3. Currently trying $(PortalAlias), but tried a ComboBox value before
    4. Email shows the $(Token), i.e. "Contact From $(PortalAlias)"
    5. I've tried it by itself, and with value in front of it; doesn't work either way.
    MacUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:6
    Avatar

    --
    03-26-2012 09:09 AM
    Anything?
    Chad NashUser is Offline
    Posts:5260
    Avatar

    --
    03-26-2012 11:40 AM
    Hi Mac,

    Sorry for the late response here... This is one of those items that we needed to review the source code. We have setup all fields within the form to work with the subject property of email events, however some tokens have never been coded for all areas (such as email to, email from, email subject etc...). Mostly because these requests have never come up before.

    So... For example, $(PortalAlias) is not currently a token that is available for email subjects, only the email message. There are a few others as well such as $(UniqueCompletionID), $(ViewLink), $(CurrentURL), etc... I have added this to the list for the next release/version but for now you might consider setting the default value on a hidden field (a hidden field type, not actually hidden by role or anything) and that token should work. If you can't get any $(ShortFieldNameTokens) to work within the module then please open up a support ticket and provide us with temporary edit rights to the module so that we can review this further.

    Thanks!

    -Chad
    MacUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:6
    Avatar

    --
    03-27-2012 05:18 AM
    I'm trying to setup the token in a hidden field, but I apparently don't know how. Do I need to be pulling it from the database, or something?
    MacUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:6
    Avatar

    --
    03-30-2012 04:06 AM
    Nobody?!?
    Chad NashUser is Offline
    Posts:5260
    Avatar

    --
    03-30-2012 02:16 PM
    • Accepted Answer
    Hi Mac,

    A couple options here... You can first get everything working as a text box field, and then later change this as a hidden field once you have it working. You might try and use SQL Default value and try this out:

    Select '$(PortalAlias)' as DefaultValue

    That should work because I verified in the code the $(PortalAlias) and $(PortalID) and so forth are already SQL tokens that get replaced within SQL defaults.


    Thanks!

    -Chad
    MacUser is Offline
    skipping stones
    skipping stones
    Posts:6
    Avatar

    --
    04-02-2012 05:24 AM
    That did it. I had everything but the single quotes around the token.

    Thanks, Chad.
    You are not authorized to post a reply.

    Forums > Product Discussion - DotNetNuke Modules > Dynamic Forms
     
     

    Join our mailing list...

    Get current news and events the easy way
    Subscribe Me

    Recent Blogs...

     
    Copyright 2005 - 2011 by Data Springs, Inc.
     
  • film izle
  • 720 izle
  • film
  • sinema izle
  • film makinesi
  • T�rk�e dublaj film
  • film izle
  • film izle
  • baglan film izle
  • sinema izle
  • 1080 film izle
  • film mercegi