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Webtags in custom alarm emails?
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Ulric2
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Webtags in custom alarm emails?
I'm tinkering with custom alarms and I'd like to get webtag values inserted into emails. I've tried putting the standard webtag notation into the email text but that doesn't seem to work. I just get the raw webtag in the text of the message. e.g. "SolarRad = <#SolarRad>" What am I missing?
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Re: Webtags in custom alarm emails?
Nothing. You cannot use web tags in user defined email messages. However, as per the settings page you can use {0} to represent the value that triggered the alarm.
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Re: Webtags in custom alarm emails?
Ah, OK, thank you 