I know that it is possible to insert placeholders in email templates, but sometimes it is necessary to add field data directly to an individual email. Is there a way to do this without having to create a new template just for one email?
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Unfortunately no. You can't place a single field during Compose. It is what I would considered a weakness in EspoCRM. You would have to request it to be a feature.
All data must be retrieve from Email Template (or like me Copy/Paste if my current email template lacking data I want) -
It about design and priority. If it a feature that is not deem urgent to be worked on then (or deem necessary at all) it simply a wait for it to code it yourself.
I believe it has been bought up upon a few times but we are minority.Comment
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It can be done. But I'd rather make it the way that one can insert values from a popup, rather than placeholders. Inserting placeholders will require re-designing backend functionality of email sending..If you find EspoCRM good, we would greatly appreciate if you could give the project a star on GitHub. We believe our work truly deserves more recognition. Thanks.Comment
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I guess that is a matter of opinion depending on how important the feature is personally Maybe not huge then, but in my view significant as for me personally it is something I would expect a CRM to have as standard. I am happy to consider myself in a minority if that really is the case.
Adding values from a popup would be a perfectly good solution. I have seen similar methods in other systems. Being fairly new to the architecture of Espocrm it is honestly hard for me to judge how much of a design change that would be.Last edited by cfu; 06-01-2020, 09:25 AM.Comment
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I fixed the quote, thanks.
They could be the same thing but I assume the difference meant here is that a popup would directly insert the field value whereas a placeholder is replaced with the value when the mail is sent. The latter makes sense for mass mailing, for a single mail the former would be the preferred behaviour.Last edited by cfu; 06-01-2020, 09:38 AM.Comment
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