Birthday emails say ‘happy birthday (sitename)’ rather than name of customer

Hi Ali, any update on this one too? We seem to have a few issues on the 4 standard emails with the variables not pulling through the data. I tried using {displayname} instead of {name} for this but it did not work. So I’ve removed {name} altogether for the time being.

Hi there,

{name} is for the site title:
https://github.com/alicolville/Weight-Tracker/blob/master/includes/email-manager.php#L445

Try {displayname}:
https://github.com/alicolville/Weight-Tracker/blob/master/pro-features/email-notifications.php#L60

Cheers,

Ali

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If I change {name} to {displayname}

I get this as the outgoing message to the customer.

https://snipboard.io/N0c5TI.jpg

Does putting a lower case “d” help?

it is a lowercase “d” in the script – the default php coding is converting the text to uppercase first letter for the persons name.

https://snipboard.io/ixZSGF.jpg

Hi Ali
The update doesn’t update the html code that is preset in the Email Settings. So I’m just wondering what would I change {name} to now that the update has been done to display the customer/user name?

<center>
<h1>Happy Birthday {name}!</h1>
<p>Hope you have a great day!</p>
<p>All the best,</p>
<p>{name}</p>
</center>

Thanks
Zoe

Hi Ali

Just wondering if you could let me know what code goes after Happy Birthday to show the users first name or full name please?

Thanks
Zoe