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Alternate use of "First Name" box on Booking form
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11 months 3 weeks ago - 11 months 3 weeks ago #165921
by Steve klund
Alternate use of "First Name" box on Booking form was created by Steve klund
I have found how to change the text in the "First Name" box. I'd like to use this box for additional data to be sent in confirmation emails and others. But When I fill out the form, entering text (test) in the First Name box and in the Name box entering "Bob Jones" The email sent shows Name: test bob jones using the tag {name}. I looked in the database and found that text box value in the table app_sch_orders table in column " order_first_name". It shows value of "test". The column order_name shows value of Bob Jones
Using email tags, can I use {name} and {order_first_name} to seperate the data into two items within an email?
Using email tags, can I use {name} and {order_first_name} to seperate the data into two items within an email?
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11 months 3 weeks ago #165924
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Replied by Mr. Dam on topic Alternate use of "First Name" box on Booking form
Hi Steve,
Currently, OS Services Booking doesn't support tag: {order_first_name} as you expect.
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Dam
Currently, OS Services Booking doesn't support tag: {order_first_name} as you expect.
Thanks
Dam
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