Chris_Wilcox

  Code courtesy of @adrianfraguela! 🙂      ##The following will generate calendar tokens for Google and Outlook. Based on Sanford's amazing Agical - https://blog.teknkl.com/introducing-agical-io-the-smarter-ics-file-generator/ ##01 - Setting variables #set($event_organizer = "Team") #set($event_title = "NAME OF EVENT") #set($event_timezone = "America/Los_Angeles") ##IMPORTANT! FOR THIS TO WORK MAKE SURE TO USE A CANONICAL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones #set($event_start_date = "YYYY-MM-DD") ##YYYY-MM-DD #set($event_start_time = "HH:MM") ##24 hour format #set($event_end_date = "YYYY-MM-DD") ##YYYY-MM-DD #set($event_end_time = "HH:MM") ##24 hour format #set($event_reminder = "15") ##Reminder of the event that pops up in someone's calendar #set($event_all_day = false) ##true/false - used for events that span multiple days #set($event_lobby = "Event lobby with HTTPS://") #set($event_description = "Thank you for registering for ${event_title}.") #set($event_join = "To join this webinar please follow this link: ${event_lobby}") ##DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE ##Setting date and times correctly #set($locale = $date.getLocale()) #set($timezone = $date.getTimeZone().getTimeZone("${event_timezone}")) ##Create date objects from the strings above for start and end times #set($agical_start_date = $date.toDate("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm", "${event_start_date} ${event_start_time}", $locale, $timezone)) ##Creates a date object from the string #set($agical_end_date = $date.toDate("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm", "${event_end_date} ${event_end_time}", $locale, $timezone)) ##Creates a date object from the string ##Format the date ready for AgiCal #set($agical_start_date = $date.format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ", $agical_start_date, $locale, $timezone)) ##Formats the date into something readable for AgiCal #set($agical_end_date = $date.format("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ", $agical_end_date, $locale, $timezone)) ##Formats the date into something readable for AgiCal ##Escaping the evils #set($event_title_gcal = $event_title.replace("+", "%2B")) #set($event_title_gcal = $esc.url($event_title_gcal)) #set($agical_start_date = $esc.url($agical_start_date)) #set($agical_end_date = $esc.url($agical_end_date)) #set($event_organizer = $esc.url($event_organizer)) #set($event_title = $esc.url($event_title)) #set($event_description_gcal = $event_description.replace("+", "%2B")) #set($event_description_gcal = $esc.url($event_description_gcal)) #set($event_description = $esc.url($event_description)) #set($event_lobby_gcal = $esc.url($event_lobby)) #set($event_reminder = $esc.url($event_reminder)) #set($event_join_outlook = $esc.url($event_join)) #set($event_join_gcal = $event_join.replaceAll("\n", "<BR>")) #set($event_join_break = "<BR>") ##Produce the wonderful AgiCal URLs #set($agical_url = "https://ics.agical.io/?subject=${event_title}&organizer=${event_organizer}&reminder=${event_reminder}&dtstart=${agical_start_date}&dtend=${agical_end_date}&attach=${event_lobby}&location=${event_lobby}&description=${event_description}${event_join_outlook}") #set($agical_url_gcal = "https://ics.agical.io/?subject=${event_title_gcal}&organizer=${event_organizer}&reminder=${event_reminder}&dtstart=${agical_start_date}&dtend=${agical_end_date}&attach=${event_lobby_gcal}&location=${event_lobby_gcal}&description=${event_description_gcal}${event_join_break}${event_join_gcal}&format=gcal") ##All day and all night? #if($event_all_day == true) #set($agical_url = "$agical_url&allday=1") #set($agical_url_gcal = "$agical_url&allday=1") #end ##Output the links <a href="${agical_url}" target="_blank" class="atc-outlook" style="color: #fe5000;">Outlook</a> | <a href="${agical_url_gcal}" target="_blank" class="atc-gcal" style="color: #fe5000;">Google Calendar</a>   ... View more

Having the hardest time figuring out how to access the {{program.id}} value inside of a velocity script token.   I found @SanfordWhiteman 's article with the workaround, but having trouble implementing it.    https://blog.teknkl.com/accessing-the-program-id-and-campaign-id-from-velocity-the-new-way-post-june-2019/   I put this short script in the <head> my email template (I can't using the unsubscribe HTML section like he suggested), and I can see the value populating correctly in the head. <script> #set ($MAContext = { "programId" : "{{program.id}}" }) </script> Now, I'm struggling with how to access that value later in my email inside my script token.    I tried using this, but didn't work.  ${MAContext.programId}   Anyone ever done this before? ... View more