This is regarding a ship confirmation email that I am building using the drag drop
the email is going to look like
These Items are on their way
Shipped Item 1
Shipped Item 2
Other Items in your Order
Delivered Items
Delivered Item 1
Delivered Item 2
In Process Items
In process Item 1
In process Item 2
Now I am getting the information in this format
<Event>
<Shipment>
status
<shipmentItem>
<shipmentItem>
</Shipment>
<Shipment>
status
<shipmentItem>
<shipmentItem>
</Shipment>
</Event>
My question is how do i check the value of status to decide if i should display
Other Items in your Order
Note staus can have values : Shipped, Delivered, In Process
Best answer by Brian Turcotte
Hi @PartsAvatar!
I can think of two ways to accomplish this off the bat:
Show/Hide Blocks. This function allows you to show content to some profiles based on their saved properties or events, and different content to other profiles based on their saved properties/events, all within one email:
If/Else Statements. Using If/Endif statements can be used to show certain copy if the viewer meets the if/endif statement requirements, based on their saved profile properties:
Both of these options allow you to show certain content based on events/properties that are specific to the recipient, so they should allow you to accomplish your use case.
I can think of two ways to accomplish this off the bat:
Show/Hide Blocks. This function allows you to show content to some profiles based on their saved properties or events, and different content to other profiles based on their saved properties/events, all within one email:
If/Else Statements. Using If/Endif statements can be used to show certain copy if the viewer meets the if/endif statement requirements, based on their saved profile properties:
Both of these options allow you to show certain content based on events/properties that are specific to the recipient, so they should allow you to accomplish your use case.
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