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Thanks for your response. Good idea. Would the display tool work just the same?
It just displays ' $repfullname[0]'.When I assign lead.SalesPerson to $name the value of $name isn't what is expected. It's blank. If I give lead.SalesPerson a default value it will display the default value. It seems a bit buggy. I also tried an example script that was available here in the foru...
I also tested example one, (as I am currently trying to split a first name and last name to first name only) to try and get an idea of how these work. I copied it just as it was above, but sadly mine returned no value at all.
Thanks for your reply. I'm actually trying to get the {lead.Salesperson} value assigned to the $name variable. It's not currently assigning, or if it is, it's being assigned as an object and not a string.
Right now I have: #set ($name = ${lead.Salesperson})#set ($repfullname = $name.split(" "))$repfullname[0]Returns: $repfullname[0]
Has anyone written a token script that will return only part of a data field? I use our Salesperson token often, which will return their full name. I would like to make it a little more personal by only returning the first name. I've tried scripts to split the data in the field, returning only what ...
I'm probably overlooking something so simple: I was using segmentation in a nurture email, but have since built a separate campaign to negate the segmentation. What bothers me is that this segmentation is still associated with this email, even though it's not being used. I cannot delete it from the ...
Thanks, Justin! Sometimes I just need to get out of my head!
I tend to overthink these a lot, so I need clarification. I've been asked to put some constraints on an existing smart list to EXCLUDE anyone with an approval within the last 30 days. The field is LatestApprovalDate. Should I be using the LatestApprovalDate in past before 30 days? Or LatestApprovalD...