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I think I understand. So is this then the correct iteration of script? ## --- Set required Velocity variables for timezone and formatting ---#set( $defaultTimeZone = $date.getTimeZone().getTimeZone("America/New_York") )#set( $defaultLocale = $date.getLocale() )#set( $calNow = $date.getCalendar() )#s...
Thank you, Sandy! Is there a way to format the date to MM/DD/YYYY?
Hi Sandy, Here's the raw ouput from the script provided:class java.lang.StringTypeRenewalclass java.lang.StringStageStage 1: Unengaged Renewalclass java.lang.StringAuto_Renewal_Opt_Out__c1class java.lang.StringPre_Auto_Renewal_Notification_Date__c2025-06-23class java.lang.StringName[REDACTED]$kv.ge...
Hi Sanford, Thank you so much for the quick reply! That was totally it - the initial debugging token had all of the field checked off in the template but the production tokens didn't. However, that brings me to my next question. I'm now seeing the following values that I didn't see before. $cal30....
Hi Everyone, I seemed to have unknowingly stumbled upon Velocity's ability to declare and reference variables across multiple tokens. After removing one debug token from an email, subsequent script tokens stop evaluating and fall back to their default values. Re-adding the debug token “fixes” the i...