Hello,
How would I add a dynamic expiration date to an e-mail so the client would know how long the coupon is valid? I use dynamic coupon codes with 7 day expiration.
Thank you so much,
Gyte
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Expiration date in the e-mail flow for Dynamic Coupon
+1Best answer by JessFosnough
Hi
Thanks for your question! One way is to use django template tags to insert a dynamic expiration date, based on when the email was sent. For us, it looks like this:
Valid through {% today '%Y-%m-%d' as today %} {{ today|days_later:14|format_date_string|date:'F j, Y' }}
And renders like this:
Valid through May 3, 2024
The resulting day is 14 days after today; you can change it to 7 for your needs. Django also gives more ways to format the date, you might want to play around with the format to see what you want.
Hope this helps!
+24Hi
Thanks for your question! One way is to use django template tags to insert a dynamic expiration date, based on when the email was sent. For us, it looks like this:
Valid through {% today '%Y-%m-%d' as today %} {{ today|days_later:14|format_date_string|date:'F j, Y' }}
And renders like this:
Valid through May 3, 2024
The resulting day is 14 days after today; you can change it to 7 for your needs. Django also gives more ways to format the date, you might want to play around with the format to see what you want.
Hope this helps!
+24Great! I’m so glad it helped! :-)
Also, I should have linked to the Klaviyo documentation, which is here. It has the same code, and some other information as well.
Best of luck with your marketing efforts!
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