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The Variable Processor in SmartSimple dynamically replaces variable references (e.g., <pre>{{firstname}}</pre>) with actual values (e.g., John). These variable references can be used throughout the system, allowing the same data to appear consistently in multiple locations.
  
The Variable Processor in SmartSimple dynamically replaces variable references (e.g., {{firstname}}) with actual values (e.g., John). These variable references can be used throughout the system, allowing the same data to appear consistently in multiple locations.
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Previously, variable syntax used the @ symbol as part of the reference. However, this approach is not compatible with the rich text editor. To address this, we are introducing a new syntax that uses <pre>{{</pre> and <pre>}}</pre> instead of the @ symbol.
  
Previously, variable syntax used the @ symbol as part of the reference. However, this approach is not compatible with the rich text editor. To address this, we are introducing a new syntax that uses {{ and }} instead of the @ symbol.
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Below is a table outlining the changes. Note:
  
Below is a table outlining the changes. Note:
 
 
* The new syntax is currently in development and must be enabled by the SmartSimple team for your system.
 
* The new syntax is currently in development and must be enabled by the SmartSimple team for your system.
 
* During this transition, both syntaxes can be used while the new format undergoes testing and refinement.
 
* During this transition, both syntaxes can be used while the new format undergoes testing and refinement.

Revision as of 16:59, 15 December 2025

Overview

The Variable Processor in SmartSimple dynamically replaces variable references (e.g.,
{{firstname}}
) with actual values (e.g., John). These variable references can be used throughout the system, allowing the same data to appear consistently in multiple locations. Previously, variable syntax used the @ symbol as part of the reference. However, this approach is not compatible with the rich text editor. To address this, we are introducing a new syntax that uses
{{
and
}}
instead of the @ symbol.

Below is a table outlining the changes. Note:

  • The new syntax is currently in development and must be enabled by the SmartSimple team for your system.
  • During this transition, both syntaxes can be used while the new format undergoes testing and refinement.