I already created an email template in Postmark and followed some advice from a previous thread with the same issue but it still it did not display any values to email. I would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.

I already created an email template in Postmark and followed some advice from a previous thread with the same issue but it still it did not display any values to email. I would really appreciate your help. Thanks in advance.
I’m just gonna take a guess… do the :formatted as JSON safe
after each of the dynamic parts instead, like This Task Quotes's Task:formatted as JSON safe
. Also remove the quotes on each side of only the dynamic parts (the JSON safe operator adds those)
Then remove :formatted as JSON safe
from the right side of your screenshot (the one making your entire “estimate_details” JSON safe)
Then to make a nicer table, you might need to play around with making an HTML table in your email: HTML Tables generator – TablesGenerator.com. If Postmark isn’t doing that for you
I’ll apply that thanks a lot for your help.
First your Postmark template needs to have the right variables, here is an example in my case for Items:
Then in my API call for the JSON I have it set up like this:
With “<{
list_json_input
}>” being the variable that is going to get replaced dynamically.
And finally my workflow I have it set up like this:
And the format as text is set up like this:
This assumes you are connecting to Postmark using the API and not a plug in.
Hope this helps.
As above. Worth looking at Postmark’s “Mustachio” language ( the {{ stuff )
Hard the first time you have to create the JSON lists, but it does get easier
Thanks a lot this works.
thanks a lot Tyler
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