Liquid use case: Monday of previous week?
Hi! Absolute beginner here, with a rather specific use case query: can I use Liquid to populated an email with the date of the Monday of the previous calendar week, rendered as [number] [month], e.g. 2 January? Contextual example would be an email that says "On the week starting [dynamic date], this happened."Limit users at the Message step level
Hey all, I have a Canvas with 15 message steps for different stores, and I need to cap user entry for each message step. Each step has a different entry limit, and if one store reaches its limit, the audience needs to move to the next store, and so on through the rest. I tried a workaround using the Catalog (Synchronous) API as a tracker; each time a user enters a step, the tracker increments by 1, and when it reaches the limit, users move to the next step. Unfortunately, the rate limit for updating the catalog through the API isn't sufficient, and there's significant latency when multiple users enter simultaneously. I don't want to create 15 separate Canvases for this. Has anyone worked on limiting users at message step level?
Unsubscribing from Subscription Groups
How can we set the unsubscribe to only remove the user from the specific subscription group? We don't want to do this through a preference center. We just want to have a link that automatically removes the user from the specific subscription group that the email was sent to. Also, when importing users via CSV that could be in multiple subscription groups should we handle the subscription_group_id to ensure that overlapping users remain subscribed to both lists? Is it automatic? Or would it override each other?Braze Connected Content Deep Dive (W/ Cat Facts!)
Cat Facts are back! There's so many cool use cases for Connected Content, and if you want to get started with some practice right away, the Free Public Cat Fact API is our go to! In this video, we test what happens if we use a broken URL, and where we can get some more error insights inside the Braze Dashboard. Did you know? - All cats need taurine in their diet to avoid blindness. Cats must also have fat in their diet as they are unable to produce it on their own. - Relative to its body size, the clouded leopard has the biggest canines of all animals’ canines. Its dagger-like teeth can be as long as 1.8 inches (4.5 cm). - Despite imagery of cats happily drinking milk from saucers, studies indicate that cats are actually lactose intolerant and should avoid it entirely.
Braze Tutorial: How To Send A 6-Month Renewal Reminder Email
Happy Friday everyone! A fun video we made last week on how to send a 6-month reminder email. Understanding the date filter and unix time really unlocks SO many different time-related use cases. And while it still feels hacky… “abort everyday except one” is still the solution for many use cases also 🙏🏻 Let us know any questions!
Using Liquid to identify users in a segment
I'd like to have an element of an email show or hide based on if a user is within a segment using - Is this possible with Liquid? I've been hitting a brick wall with this and any solution i've found seems unnecessary convoluted - Am I missing something here? Thanks in advance!
Liquid arrays personalization
Hello everyone I'm trying to implement this liquid code in one of my templates: {% assign combinedResults = canvas_entry_properties.${data}.results | concat: canvas_entry_properties.${data}.featuredResults %} {% assign results = combinedResults | sort: 'totalEstimatedCost.amount' | reverse %} The arrays canvas_entry_properties.${data}.results and canvas_entry_properties.${data}.featuredResults are two arrays that contain a list of offers, with each offer having a name, an ID, and a totalEstimatedCost.amount Using this Liquid code, I want to first create a third array called combinedResults that merges the offers from both canvas_entry_properties.${data}.results and canvas_entry_properties.${data}.featuredResults. Then, I want to sort this combined array so that the offers are displayed in descending order based on totalEstimatedCost.amount, from the highest to the lowest price However, the issue is that the displayed list first shows the two offers from the featuredResults array sorted in ascending order (from the smallest to the largest price), followed by the five offers from the results array sorted in descending order (from the largest to the smallest price). Do any of you know why this could happen? the structure of the original arrays is the same. Thank you in advance!Help: Liquid logic, conditional messaging & nested custom attributes.
Hello! I need help understanding where i'm going wrong with my conditional messaging. Is it possible to search and dynamically pull a specific value from a nested profile using Liquid code in a Braze email? Example: Users have a nested custom attribute called 'Colour'. User 1 is associated with two profiles: Company A (nested profile [0]) and Company B (nested profile [1]). The value of 'Colour' for Company A is 'Green', while for Company B it is 'Purple'. How can I dynamically retrieve the 'Colour' value for a specific company (e.g., Company A)? Note: I haven't used [] indexing as I want to look across all associated profiles per user to filter down for the correct value (example above). And the testing code: {% assign found = false %} {% for Partner_Name in custom_attribute.Profiles %} {% if Partner_Name == "Onsi" %} Your partner ID is {{custom_attribute.${Profiles}.Partner ID}}. {% assign found = true %} {% endif %} {% endfor %} {% unless found %} You do not have a partner ID associated with this account. {% endunless %} Thank you for any help or suggestions you have!
