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thank you (again!) 😊
it works great now, thank you!!
thanks! I've edited the original post with the syntax highlighter, also below:
We're trying to use the foreach directive in Velocity to list all the Order Dates that a contact had have, over time. For example, Joe Smith placed an order today and one yesterday, so in the email I want it to list out both dates. I've used this script:
thanks Sanford! I should note that the Contact --> Order is a Lookup relationship too, but we are able to successfully pull in fields from the Order object. Does the anti-lookup rule not apply here because it's directly tied to the Contact?
We have data stored in a SFDC custom object that is 2 levels down to the Contact record (Contact --> Purchaser Profile --> Ticket) and according to Marketo, that SHOULD pull through in Velocity Scripting (it's only 3 levels down that's a no-go). But we aren't able to for some reason. But if we go t...
Just came upon this discussion as I'm trying to solve for that exact issue in our email reporting, to easily track by email what the actual unsubscribe numbers are when we only use custom unsub fields. The solution to pass Email ID in as a query parameter thru the custom unsub form is great, but I g...