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trigger.name vs trigger.trigger name
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06-03-2014
07:20 AM
Hi guys,
What is the difference between a trigger.name and a trigger.trigger name token? I'd really appreciate the help!
Thanks, Alexia
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{{trigger.Trigger Name}} is the actual trigger itself, which can be "Clicks Link in Email."
{{trigger.Name}} can be the email name for email triggers, the subject for Salesforce triggers, or the form name for form triggers.
Please let me know if that makes sense?
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Yes it does, thank you veery much!!
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{{trigger.Trigger Name}} is the actual trigger itself, which can be "Clicks Link in Email."
{{trigger.Name}} can be the email name for email triggers, the subject for Salesforce triggers, or the form name for form triggers.
Please let me know if that makes sense?
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