How do I add 2 variables to the subject of an email notification?

[Chiu]

Hi guys,

Relatively new to this but I've managed to get as far as adding one variable to the email subject of a notification (which is sent out as part of a workflow).

I'm trying to use the following:

A new joiner account has been created for ${current.variables.first_name} ${current.variables.last_name}

The first name appears in the email subject but not the last name. If I use ${current.variables.last_name} on it's own, it works.

So either variable on its own works, but not when combined together. Is there some way I'm supposed to be separating the two variables?

Thanks!

[Himanshu Dubey]

in the BR write 

gs.eventQueue('your.event',current,abc@xyz.com);

in Notification 

 subject write 

${current.variables.first_name}+" "+${current.variables.last_name}

[Ajaykumar1]

Hi,

I am not sure about this, but try below code in a client script :

var first_name = g_form.getValue('first_name');// variable name
var last_name = g_form.getValue('last_name');// variable name

var full_name = first_name+ "" + last_name;

//Get the workflow id  
var wf  = new Workflow ( );
var  wfId  = wf. getWorkflowFromName ( "Your_Workflow_Name" ) ; // Pass your WF name as it is

//Start workflow, passing along name : value pair(s) for mapping to variable  
wf. startFlow (wfId , null , "Workflow Name" , {"your_input_variable_name" : "full_name"} ) ; //say full_name is your input variable name defined in your WF

Mark If Correct/Helpful.

Regards,
Ajay

[Allen Andreas]

Hi,

Not really sure how it's not working...as is...but it would appear you'd need to maybe create a run script before the notification or add this script somewhere in the workflow to create a new scratchpad variable combined:

workflow.scratchpad.fullname = current.variables.first_name + "" + current.variables.last_name;

And then in the subject line for that notification you just need to do ${workflow.scratchpad.fullname}

Something like that...

But really, they should work separately, but without getting in to all that, this way would work too.

Please mark reply as Helpful/Correct. Thanks!

[Allen Andreas]

Hi,

I just wanted to check in on this and see if I've provided a good solution for you. If you don't mind, can you mark my response as "Correct"? This allows the answer to pop up to the top and makes it easily when people are filtering/searching for this type of question with correct answers.

Thanks!