Olivia_Piper

Hi Janine Willis​,I did use booleans within the modules, such as building a hero banner including a button with show/ hide functionality.Here is some code you could use (if you are building your email with tables):Place this in the tag: For the button, create a table within the main table of the mo...

Well, imagine no more. We are doing a system wide audit, amongst other data audit tasks, for any leads that have had activity within a certain timeframe. I am excluding anyone that was just sent an email and any email opens because, yes, they are not worth including. You may feel that this is a ridi...

Thanks Davraj. That is what I thought and I have already made the list with each filter and used the "ANY" logic. I was just hoping that there was a specific field that I could use to filter on.

Hi Beth,Thank you so much, that is exactly what I was looking for! I came across that page a few years ago but for the life of me I couldn't remember what it was called!Thanks againOlivia

Hi Greg,The code for the buttons is here:

Just a quick update, I ended up using modules instead of Booleans. So much easier!

Thank you Nicholas Manojlovic for your input. With a bit of playing around I've managed to solve the issue. Here's what I did to make it work.First, if the email is built in table form (which most emails are) to hide the section you have to put the id reference, ${idname}, in the table of your conte...