<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="%static%/style.css">
<script src="%static%/script.js"></script>
Example 1: %time("l, H:i", "0", "Europe/Zurich")%
— will output "Monday, 09:20" - exact time of email submission in Europe/Zurich zone.
Example 2: %time("Y/m/d H:i:s", "60")%
— will output "2016/12/12 10:20:30" - 1 hour ahead of email submit time
Please note, that these variables are not available in CSS and Javascript files.
The login form should use a POST method and either point to the same page (have an empty action attribute) or have an action set to "?login". If you want to validate logins & passwords using regular expressions ("Login Regexp" and "Password Regexp" fields in scenario settings), please set the name of the login field to "login" and the name of the password field to "password".
You may use the following variables in the template:
Example 1: %time("l, H:i", "0", "Europe/Zurich")%
— will output "Monday, 09:20" - exact time of email submission in Europe/Zurich zone.
Example 2: %time("Y/m/d H:i:s", "60")%
— will output "2016/12/12 10:20:30" - 1 hour ahead of email submit time
Please note, that these variables are not available in CSS and Javascript files.
Within your you can use the following variables Lucy comes with a constantly growing list of variables which are placeholders for specific statistics or graphics. Those placeholders can be inserted in the content of any section in the custom report template at any point:
When you create the report within a campaign those variables will be populated with your specific campaign statistics (similar to the graphics you already know from the dashboard). Those variables are:
You can also create your own eLearning templates. You may use the following variables in the templates: