Confirmation email

Eventmaker comes with a powerful language editor for your custom emails. It’s derived from the markup language Liquid. This page shows you how you can use the custom Eventmaker liquid tags and variables to build your confirmation emails.

Liquid variables

Here are the variables available to use in Liquid for the custom confirmation emails :

{{ event }}

{
             "title" => "New Year's Eve 2015",
         "organizer" => "Eventmaker Developers",
       "description" => "This event has not begun yet",
          "timezone" => "Paris",
                "id" => "5408886b4f6905cb83000001",
             "photo" => nil,
    "photo_original" => nil,
        "start_date" => Wed, 31 Dec 2014 22:00:00 CET +01:00,
          "end_date" => Thu, 01 Jan 2015 07:00:00 CET +01:00
}

{{ guest_category }}

{
                 "name" => "Visitor",
        "badge_enabled" => true,
               "traits" => {},
                "price" => 0.0,
                  "vat" => 0.0,
    "price_without_vat" => 0.0,
       "price_with_vat" => 0.0,
           "vat_amount" => 0.0
}

{{ guest }}

{{ carts }}

{{ cart_items }}

{{ access_privileges }}

Example

{{ linked_guests }}

Example

{{ email_url }}

{{ edit_form_url }}

{{ is_update }}

{{ qrcode_image_tag }}

{{ qrcode_image_url }}

Liquid tags

Along with the native liquid tags, some new ones have been made available for you to build your custom confirmation email.

Documents

The identifier must be replaced with a document template id.

Badges

The identifier must be replaced with a badge template id.

inline image url

inline attach in the mail the image passed as parameter.

Email Object

The email object supported Liquid language. You can use condition in it.

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