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When I go to that link I get this error message: https://share.getcloudapp.com/p9uA0jdA
It's been a couple of years and that link is dead and I'm having the same issue. Is there a new link to this solution or can someone provide the solution here?
I messed it up. It's actually: #if ( $lead.FirstName.contains("1") || $lead.FirstName.contains("2") || $lead.FirstName.contains(".3) || $lead.FirstName.contains("4") || $lead.FirstName.contains("5") || $lead.FirstName.contains("6") || $lead.FirstName.contains("7") ||$lead.FirstName.contains("8") || ...
Our data is a mess and some of our first name fields contain numbers. Is there a way to use velocity script to weed those users out. I am currently doing it this way, but I didn't know if there was an easier way.#if ( $lead.FirstName.contains("1") && $lead.FirstName.contains("2") && $lead.FirstName....
Thank you. I do need to include the number.integer as that's how I get the comma to display in the number. But the isEmpty() is what I needed.
This mostly works, I still need the preview to be a string when I display it and when the value of $lead.previous_billing_period_previews is null, then I get an error message. So I need to set up something to deal with those values. I'm doing something wrong, but I'm not sure what. #set( $preview = ...
I think the issue is that it's reading ${lead.previous_billing_period_previews} as a string instead of as a number, so that's why nothing is triggering the if statement, but I don't know how to switch it to a number in velocity script. Here's what I've got: #set( $preview = $number.integer(${lead.p...