Trying to render / display current TeamRaiser ID in a URL.

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I have been working on trying to build a link that will take a participant to their Participant Center via Autoresponder.  The twist is the link would be used in a pageBuilder page so that I can use the same page across multiple TeamRaiser pages. So, the link must render the associated TeamRaiser ID into the address.

Any ideas on this one? I've tried the following URL's with no success:

http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]

http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]

http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]:fr-id]]

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  • So, the content with this link goes into a pagebuilder reusable page, and is placed in several teamraiser autoresponders.

    If the resuable page can't get stuff from the TR it is embedded in, perhaps we could put the FR_ID into a session variable on the autoresponder, and then extract it on the resuable page? Seems fragile though.

    Regards, B

  • Brian Mucha:

    So, the content with this link goes into a pagebuilder reusable page, and is placed in several teamraiser autoresponders.

    If the resuable page can't get stuff from the TR it is embedded in, perhaps we could put the FR_ID into a session variable on the autoresponder, and then extract it on the resuable page? Seems fragile though.

    Regards, B

    Brian's idea of placing the  FR_ID into a session variable was genius!  Worked perfectly!

     

    referencing the following discussion:

    Session ID conditionals in email to track pages viewed:  http://community.convio.com/t5/Luminate-Online/Session-ID-conditionals-in-email-to-track-pages-viewed/m-p/1961/highlight/true#M3052

     

    I was able to grab the code that would allow me to store my TeamRaiser ID in a session variable.  In the TeamRaiser Autoresponder HTML field I placed the code ].  "myid" could be any custom name you want to store the variable in and "1234" is your TeamRaiser ID.

     

    After the ] code I placed the strand  ] to render the pageBuilder HTML.

     

    In the pagebuilder HTML I created the link "http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]".  Using the S80 tag I call up the stored "myid" variable into our URL. This allows me to create standard content that can be used accross multiple TeamRaisers by only having to update the TeamRaiser id in each Autoresponder!

  • Giovanni Salimena:

    Brian's idea of placing the  FR_ID into a session variable was genius!  Worked perfectly!

     

    referencing the following discussion:

    Session ID conditionals in email to track pages viewed:  http://community.convio.com/t5/Luminate-Online/Session-ID-conditionals-in-email-to-track-pages-viewed/m-p/1961/highlight/true#M3052

     

    I was able to grab the code that would allow me to store my TeamRaiser ID in a session variable.  In the TeamRaiser Autoresponder HTML field I placed the code ].  "myid" could be any custom name you want to store the variable in and "1234" is your TeamRaiser ID.

     

    After the ] code I placed the strand  ] to render the pageBuilder HTML.

     

    In the pagebuilder HTML I created the link "http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]".  Using the S80 tag I call up the stored "myid" variable into our URL. This allows me to create standard content that can be used accross multiple TeamRaisers by only having to update the TeamRaiser id in each Autoresponder!

    Ha! Don't know about genius, but I'm glad it worked. Took a few hours of mulling over before this idea came. This is fragile, because if the U0 tag is missing it won't work.

    Genius will be when Noah points out the easier way.

    Regards, B

  • Giovanni Salimena:

    Brian's idea of placing the  FR_ID into a session variable was genius!  Worked perfectly!

     

    referencing the following discussion:

    Session ID conditionals in email to track pages viewed:  http://community.convio.com/t5/Luminate-Online/Session-ID-conditionals-in-email-to-track-pages-viewed/m-p/1961/highlight/true#M3052

     

    I was able to grab the code that would allow me to store my TeamRaiser ID in a session variable.  In the TeamRaiser Autoresponder HTML field I placed the code ].  "myid" could be any custom name you want to store the variable in and "1234" is your TeamRaiser ID.

     

    After the ] code I placed the strand  ] to render the pageBuilder HTML.

     

    In the pagebuilder HTML I created the link "http://]/site/TRC/General?pg=center&fr_id=]".  Using the S80 tag I call up the stored "myid" variable into our URL. This allows me to create standard content that can be used accross multiple TeamRaisers by only having to update the TeamRaiser id in each Autoresponder!

    The link to the discussion doesn't work for me. Is this thread referenced still out there? If so, I'd love to read the solution details.

  • Kent Gilliam
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    Bradley Abernathy:

    The link to the discussion doesn't work for me. Is this thread referenced still out there? If so, I'd love to read the solution details.

    Hi Bradley,

     

    That URL was a link in our old Community. I have updated the link. 

     

    Cheers!

    Kent

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