The AGNITAS tag is inserted directly into the text module of your text or HTML mailing.
1. | To do this, you start by calling up the text module entry dialog. Click on the Mailings button in the navigation bar, then on the required mailing in the contents area. |
2. | Open the Content tab and click on the to be personalized text module. |
3. | Type the required AGNITAS tag into the text in the Content field. In our example, the mailing is to receive a customized greetings line. Type [agnTITLE type=1] into the first line. The emails sent out will then start with Dear Mrs. Smith, for instance. Further details on this and other AGNITAS tags can be found in the chapter "Overview of AGNITAS-Tags". Please note: AGNITAS tags are inserted in the same way into HTML text modules. They also work within HTML tags, i.e. within < and > brackets. However, you need to make sure you do not create invalid HTML code. |
Fig. 3.36: Inserting a customized greeting into a mailing using an AGNITAS tag (highlighted).
4. | Save the changes in the text module by clicking on Save. |
Tip: You can now paste AGNITAS tags directly into your mailing via a selection list using the HTML Editor. To do so first switch to the HTML editor by clicking on HTML Editor over the input field. The list of AGNITAS tags is then available above the AGNITAS icon on the right in the HTML command bar.
Position the cursor on the point in the text where you would like to paste in an AGNITAS tag. Now click on the AGNITAS symbol in the command bar. A selection window appears and lists all available AGNITAS tags in the drop-down menu Tag. The corresponding tag parameters also appear in the same window and vary according to the selection. For example, the AGNITAS tag [agnDATEDB_DE] enters the date value from a date profile column and uses the two parameters column (column name) and format (display format). An extensive list of all AGNITAS tags, with their description, can be found in the appendix.
When you have made your choice, OpenEMM pastes in the AGNITAS tag, together with its parameters, at the cursor position in the text field. There you can further edit the AGNITAS tag as you wish.
Fig. 3.37: The AGNITAS-Icon in the HTML-Editor calls up a list of all AGNITAS-Tags. You insert them with all parametres per mouse click.