Travis_Schwartz

Thanks for your feedback on this one. I assumed there wasn't anything out of the box that I was missing, but good to know the work arounds. I'm not sure these will work for our use case, but will check with the team to see.

What a dummy... didn't see that. I updated that, but I'm still only getting the default value. Is there anything else that is sticking out?#set( $defaultTimeZone = $date.getTimeZone().getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles") )#set( $defaultLocale = $date.getLocale() )#set( $calNow = $date.getCalendar() )#...

Would creating a proxy email field that is populated instead of the actual email field work?

@Jo_Pitts1, thanks again for pointing this out. I went back to the drawing board and @SanfordWhiteman's blog post and I am now getting the desired result with the following script:#set( $defaultTimeZone = $date.getTimeZone().getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles") )#set( $defaultLocale = $date.getLocale(...

haha no problem at all. it is likely the issue with the script... I'm not entirely sure where I picked it up along the way (I've been looking at a lot of posts and things trying to piece this together). If you have any solutions, I'm all ears.I had seen that post and was trying to figure out how I w...

I spoke too soon.The current script is adding 10 years to the current date, I need it to take the date in $customList.openDate and add 10 years. Based on what I was seeing, it $calNow is taking today's date, so I tried changing it to $myDate (based on some digging) instead of $calNow, but that isn't...

Thank you! I looked at that post several times trying to find one that would match. I didn't know about the YEAR vs DATE switch. Here is my updated script that is generating the desired result (if anyone wants to see it): #set( $defaultTimeZone = $date.getTimeZone().getTimeZone("America/Los_Angeles...