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Am I allowed to use the separator :: in the contains field of a condition for an email trigger?

  • November 19, 2018
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BDock
I have embedded data that needs to match for a specific notification to be sent out. Am I allowed to use the :: (Separator used in the user management fields) for the contains field of a condition setup for an email trigger?

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Wasn't thinking I created a RegEx for this. ((^|)(AB|BC|CD|DE))+$
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PeeyushBansal
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You can definitely trigger email based on some conditions. Do you mean that values coming in embedded variable coming from contact list contains ::

BDock
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I want to use an operator in the field to state that the embedded data can contain AB or BC or CD or DE (AB::BC::CD::DE)

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You can add conditions within OR operator can't be used while you can use nested if . If or if or...

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Sorry let me reiterate. I have several conditions for the email notification trigger. The last condition is an AND with an embedded data condition that contains any of the following text AB::BC::CD::DE. Can I use the :: for this condition. Will the system look for any of those text values between the :: or am I to create an individual condition for each text value to look up?

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You have to create individual condition

BDock
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Ok. Thank you for confirming my suspicions.

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Wasn't thinking I created a RegEx for this. ((^|)(AB|BC|CD|DE))+$

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