Patrick_Vincler

Ok makes sense. I'll need to figure something out. They are in fact text tokens, but ones generated and regularly updated via API.

My bad. I had forgotten to double brace my tokens in the example. So it should look like this below. This does print {{my.Aruba_Savings_Low}} ‍‍but I am wanting it to instead to print the data within the token:15%#set( $myMap = { "SavingsTier" : "Low", "LastCitySearched" : "Aruba"})#if ( $myMap.Sa...

Yeah I'm testing this through firing a live email through the campaign. My hunch is that I may be asking velocity to to something that is not possible. Desired results:When both of the conditions are met in any of the IF statements, the correct custom token will be referenced and the value within i...

I was finally able to get success with the following iteration. How 'equals' was notated seems to have been the key to solving the issue. Thanks Sanford Whiteman​ for the tips! Much appreciated.#if($lead.Segmentation_Clubs_1003.equals("Client1")) info@client1.com#elseif($lead.Segmentation_Clubs_...

I removed the default values, and the output is the actual last line of code: $(display.alt($senderByClub[$lead.Segmentation_Clubs1003])} With the default values, is its ${display.alt($senderByClub[$lead.Segmentation_Clubs_1003],$defaultSender)} The code doesn't appear to be processing. Hmmm

I'm getting a soft bounce when using this method.

That's correct. We need to add new values to this from time-to-time, and the solution will be applied to hundreds of active and new emails. A single scripting token would only need to be updated, rather than hundreds of emails each time.