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Filed Under: Getting Started

Dynamic String

Prerequisites: Source keys, Create Data Source, Data Source Mapping

A Dynamic String is a string made up of multiple values and/or static values.

Example Data

array(
    'pid'         => '12321',
    'psname'      => 'CMV',
    'pcname'      => 'GST',
    'title'       => 'Cool Example Product',
    'description' => 'A really cool product that will save you time.'
);

Dynamic String UI

Create unique primary ID

Steps to Create a Dynamic String

  1. Set Value Type to Dynamic String
  2. Type a formatted string using merge tags
  3. Configure Merge Tags and the associated Source Keys
  4. Choose the desired Sanitize Value method (only used for primary keys)

Using the example data above. This will create a Dynamic String as follows.

12321_CMV_GST

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