I’m using a Send E-Mail block in print style’s Breaking/Routing.
I can enter static emails with the format
display name <email address>;
Like
Schmoo, Joe <jschmoo@somerwhere.com>;
And it works fine.
But if I try to build that from fields (say I have UD05.Char01 as the name and UD05.Char02 as the email address), I enter the following in the email template
<PM_name> <<PM_email>>;
The bold parts are the “Inserted fields”. Note that I put the inserted field PM_email in a set of brackets, and followed by a semicolon.
But that renders as
Without the brackets, it renders ok
Trying HTML codes (< and >) for < and > yields
Test: JAYSON PACHECO <jpacheco@matcor.com>;
Any way to use < and > with inserted fields?
BTW - manually adding < and > characters in the template editor messes up the “inserts”
for example, creating the following (PMEmail is included in manually entered brackets)
<PMName> <<PMEmail>>;
*** This is an automated email, do not reply. ***
Dear <CustName>,
Then trying to remove the two manual brackets…
You can’t select the first manual bracket. (opening ‘<’ ). It has become part of the PMEmail inert
You can backspace over the second manual one (closing ‘>’)
To remove the first bracket, you must backspace over the <PMEmail>. But doing so takes all characters up to and including the following insert.
In the example above, removing <<PMEmail>
removes that insert, the “This is an automated …” line and the “Dear Customer <Custname>” right up to the comma (leaving the comma).