Hello @SMAIDesign,

Interesting use case for this!

You’re absolutely correct that using a variable such as {{ event.Items.0 }} would pull the first item in the event array!

One lesser known fact is that the subject line field actually accepts conditional/logic statements. Because of this capability, this would allow you to display the highest value product in your subject line through the use of a logic condition that would print the highest priced product. I’ve seen similar results through the use of a series of if/else statements within the subject line looping and evaluating products with one another. 

To learn more about creating if/else statements and conditional logic, I would suggest checking out @retention’s How To Set Show/Hide Blocks Based On A Custom Profile Property blog post as well as their wonderful comment in the following Community post:

I hope this helps!

David

Thanks David. 

So I tried creating something from those resources, but couldn’t figure out how to pull the highest value order simply. 

I tried putting together an if/else statement to at least pull the highest value item from the first 2 items in the cart, using this code: 

{% if event|lookup:'Item Count'|lt:2 %} 

{{ event.Items.0 }} selling fast - secure yours now!

{% elif {{ event.extra.line_items.0.applied_discounts.0.amount }} > {{ event.extra.line_items.1.applied_discounts.0.amount }} %}

{{ event.Items.0 }} selling fast - secure yours now!

{% else %}

{{ event.Items.1 }} selling fast - secure yours now!

{% endif %}

However it comes back with an error saying “could not parse the remainder: ‘{{‘ from ‘{{‘  “

I think the error is somewhere in here: {% elif {{ event.extra.line_items.0.applied_discounts.0.amount }} > {{ event.extra.line_items.1.applied_discounts.0.amount }} %}

But I’m not sure how to fix it. 

Any further help would be hugely aprecciated!

Hey @SMAIDesign,

I may suggest speaking to a developer or email designer you are familiar with for more specific assistance on creating your if/else statement. If you need help finding a developer or email designer, I would recommend speaking to some of our wonderful Klaviyo Partners who are experts on such logics. 

I’m not a developer, but taking a quick look at your if statement, there seems to be some variables and aspects that don’t seem to fit the standard django conventions Klaviyo uses that a developer can certain shed more light on. For example, lt:2 isn’t a proper variable filter.  

David

Okay so for anyone coming across this thread hoping to do something similar, either pulling a select item into the subject or anywhere else in the email, here is the best I’ve come up with. 

So I couldn’t figure out the logic to pull the highest value item from the cart in, but I’ve been able to at least compare the first 2 items and pull the highest value of those into the subject. The code I used is: 

{% if event.extra.line_items.0.price < event.extra.line_items.1.price %}

{{ event.Items.1 }} selling fast - secure yours now!

{% else %}

{{ event.Items.0 }} selling fast - secure yours now!

{% endif %} 

If you ever need help putting together anything like this for yourself check out youtube for tutorials on Python, and don’t bother with Klaviyo support as they are unhelpful.