Field Help for Mail Message Template Summary Page 
The following provides help for the fields on the Mail Message Template Summary page.
Function |
Description |
|---|---|
Display Name |
Indicates the display name of the mail message. When creating a custom mail message template by duplicating an existing one, we recommend that you change this value.
You might prefix the name with the word Custom. This makes it easier to locate the template when linking it to a mail configuration. End of the example. |
Description |
Type a description of the mail message. |
External ID |
Type an external ID for the mail message. When creating a custom mail message template by duplicating an existing one, change the value in the External ID field to a unique value.
You might append the wordcustom to the value. End of the example. |
Subject |
Choose Lookup to select a subject from the list of localized resources. |
Function |
Description |
|---|---|
Mail Type |
Select the mail message type from the dropdown list. When creating a custom mail message template by duplicating an existing one, we recommend that you do not change this value. Each Mail Type has a predefined Module, Purpose, Sender, Recipient, Trigger, and Additional Notes value that is automatically filled in whenever a new Mail Type is selected. These fields are read-only and are there to provide contextual information about how the message is used. |
Module |
Indicates the module associated with this mail message type. |
Purpose |
Indicates the purpose of this mail message type. |
Sender |
Indicates the sender of mail messages of this type. |
Recipient |
Indicates the recipient of mail messages of this type. |
Trigger |
Indicates the trigger for mail messages of this type. |
Additional Notes |
Displays any additional information for this mail message type. |
Type the text of the message. Note the following:
Enter plain or rich text in the Plain Message Text field.
You can insert tokens in the message text for variable substitution. A complete list of tokens is available in the on-line Reference Guide (RG).
You can use macros to provide logic in e-mail messages. For a list of macros, see Mail Message Templates.