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Hello,
I have created a form in Confluence for people to submit suggestions. I want the populated information to be sent to my email however, the information does not show up in the email. I only receive an empty email body.
Thank you,
Sam
Hi
How have you created your form - are you using some kind of a plugin for that?
Alex
Hi,
I'm using the ConfiForm macros (ConfiForms Form Definitions). To send the email I have used ConfiForms IFTT Integration Rules
Event: OnCreated
Choose Action to perform: Send Email
No Conditions have been set.
Thanks,
Sam
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Have you put the contents of an email into the macro body?
Also the ConfiForms Field macros, if you want to send the values from a form’s record
Alex
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I think I understand your question.
I've tried adding it two ways:
Pasting the confiform fiele dmacros directly in the IFTT Integration rules body (as seen in the image) vs using notation :ie [entry.fieldName]
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ConfiForms Field Definition macros are part of the ConfiForms Form Definition - these define and configure the form
I was referring to ConfiForms Field macros - these macros you use when you want to get/show the data from the form. So, inside the ConfiForms IFTTT macro body you "get" the values for the fields and need to use ConfiForms Field macros
See this tutorial https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/FORMS/How+to+create+a+form+to+send+emails
I hope it helps
PS, And yes - the alternative to ConfiForms Field macros is to use [entry.field_name] notations to extract RAW values for the fields (useful in certain cases like creating mapping for Jira issues and alike, but for emails it is wiser to use ConfiForms Field macros)
Alex
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