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--- variables_you_can_use_in_lucy [2017/09/13 14:29] – lucy
+++ variables_you_can_use_in_lucy [2019/07/25 12:50] – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ===== Landing Page Variables =====
-==== Path name ====
+  * %static% — path to static directory. It may be useful to make references to CSS/JS files from the HTML page. For example: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="%static%/style.css"> <script src="%static%/script.js"></script>
+  * %link% — base link of the scenario. Use it in navigation for constructing absolute URLs.
-You may use the following variables in the template:
-  * %static% — path to static directory. It may be useful to make references to CSS/JS files from the HTML page. For example:◦<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="%static%/style.css"> or <script src="static%/script.js"></script>
-==== Other variables that can be used within the landing page ====
-  * %link% — base link of the scenario. Use it in navigation for constructing absolute URLs. The %link% gets replaced in a campaign with the domain/ip which is defined in the scenario settings.
   * %name% — recipient name
-  * %redirect% —  the Redirect URL
+  * %email% — recipient email address
-  * %email% — recipient e-mail address
   * %message% — error message (if any)
-  * %link-awareness% — link to awareness website. You should configure & enable awareness website in campaign settings for this feature to work.
+  * %link-awareness% — link to the awareness website. You should configure & enable the awareness website in campaign settings for this feature to work.
-  * %division%, %location%, %staff-type%, %comment% — recipient related information.
+  * %division%
-  * ?track —  If you want to track file downloads, add "?track" parameter to the end of the file download URL (example: http://your.lucy-installation.com/file.exe?track)
+  * %location%
+  * %staff-type%
+  * %comment% — recipient related information.
+  * %gender("MALE ADDRESSING", "FEMALE ADDRESSING")% — recipient gender
+  * %time(FORMAT, OFFSET, ZONE)% — Time based variables. FORMAT - date/time format. OFFSET - date/time offset in minutes, can be negative (example: "-60" - means 60 minutes prior to mail submit time, "20160" - 20160 minutes = 14 days). ZONE - time zone name (example: US/Central). Example: %time("l, H:i", "0", "Europe/Zurich")% — will output "Monday, 09:20" - exact time of email submission in Europe/Zurich zone. Example: %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.
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   * %link% — unique page URL for the recipient.
-  * %link-awareness% — link to awareness website. You should configure & enable awareness website in campaign settings for this feature to work.
+  * %link-awareness% — link to the awareness website. You should configure & enable the awareness website in campaign settings for this feature to work.
   * %name% — recipient name
-  * %email% — recipient e-mail address
+  * %email% — recipient email address
-  * %division%, %location%, %staff-type%, %comment% — recipient related information.
+  * %division%
+  * %location%
+  * %staff-type%
+  * %comment% — recipient related information.
+  * %gender("MALE ADDRESSING", "FEMALE ADDRESSING")% — recipient gender
+  * %time(FORMAT, OFFSET, ZONE)% — Time based variables. FORMAT - date/time format. OFFSET - date/time offset in minutes, can be negative (example: "-60" - means 60 minutes prior to mail submit time, "20160" - 20160 minutes = 14 days). ZONE - time zone name (example: US/Central). Example: %time("l, H:i", "0", "Europe/Zurich")% — will output "Monday, 09:20" - exact time of email submission in Europe/Zurich zone. Example: %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.