Pipelines Outlook email question
Greetings, I'm working on a pipeline to import emails from Outlook into a table in Quick Base and I'm having trouble capturing the recipient(s). I think the Outlook connector is returning a list or...
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I have a partial solution which is to write:
That captures the first recipient -- and for my current use case, that's enough. However, I'd still be happy to hear solutions for capturing all the recipients.
Thanks.
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Rick Putnam
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{{a.to_recipients[0].email_address.name}}
That captures the first recipient -- and for my current use case, that's enough. However, I'd still be happy to hear solutions for capturing all the recipients.
Thanks.
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Rick Putnam
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Hi Rick,
I had the same issue, but I found that I could use a for loop using jinja templating to pass all of the recipients into one field.
Try this for loop:
The
Here,
so you can prefix
I'm also adding a snapshot of what I put together in Pipelines to put this into context.
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AR
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I had the same issue, but I found that I could use a for loop using jinja templating to pass all of the recipients into one field.
Try this for loop:
{% for email in a.to_recipients %} {{email.email_address.name}}, {% endfor %}
The
{% code here %} is similar to how you would add JavaScript in Node.js, Python inside of Django html templates, Ruby inside of Ruby on Rails html templates, etc. The double curly braces represent the {{ variable }} data you would like to pass into these templates. In our case, the object data in Outlook into our template. Here,
email is your loop variable. This allows you to iterate through your a.to_recipients array (or list in Python). so you can prefix
email_address.name with the email variable using dot notation and this gives you the value index[email] inside of your for loop. This is the same as the value of email from a.to_recipients[0], a.to_recipients[1], a.to_recipients[2], etc. in sequence until you reach the end of the array. Hope this helps!I'm also adding a snapshot of what I put together in Pipelines to put this into context.
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AR
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