Adding Conditional Code to a Team Raiser Thank you for Gift Autoresponder

You can't do the greater-than test inside of the S120 tag. That tag just spits out a value. It should be


[[S120:dc:amount]]


Lets do the rest in steps...


You can do polish notation math with the E130 tag. There are several posts about this tag to search for, it's pretty weird and interesting.

EDIT: Chris did a lot of backwards engineering of E130 here: https://community.blackbaud.com/forums/viewtopic/1/961?post_id=961#p961


I think that should look like:


[[E130: [[S120:dc:amount]] 49.99 >]]


Using an S120 as input into the E130 tag! Neat. That should spit out 1 for true and 0 for false.  (Shout out to E130 Pal at https://eduardoagarcia.com/dev-tools/e130/index.html)


And now we can do the conditional. Conditionals looks like this:


[[? foo::bar::this::that]]


Which means "If foo contains bar show this otherwise that"

EDIT: This old post goes over conditionals. https://community.blackbaud.com/forums/viewtopic/1/16648?post_id=53812#p53812


So for us its:


[[? [[E130: [[S120:dc:amount]] 49.99 >]] :: 1 :: ADD CONTENT HERE ABOUT BEACH BASH.::NO CONTENT]]


That right there should work, but to be safe lets make it constrain exact matches. What if our E130 expression returns 11 for some unforseen reason? 11 contains 1, so it would improperly show your block. So we do this:


[[? x[[E130: [[S120:dc:amount]] 49.99 >]]x :: x1x :: ADD CONTENT HERE ABOUT BEACH BASH.::NO CONTENT]]


Now we are looking to see if x1x contains x1x. That's much safer in most cases so its a good habit.

Ah, darn it. Details, details! Well this is why it's good to test in steps. Try: [[S120:dc:giftAmount]]   EDIT: note that giftAmount is case sensitive.



PS - Here's a old thread with all the S120 tags. You can paste that html into an autoresponder and see what the whole lot returns.


https://community.blackbaud.com/forums/viewtopic/12/6628?post_id=110221#p110221