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Using [[Field]] Tokens in Your Form does not appear to work as documented.

"Beginning in version 1.3, XMod Pro now supports the ability to use data from your <|SelectCommand|> in the attributes of your form controls.This allows you to retrieve values from your database or from passed-in parameters or hard-coded values in your forms to further enhance their dynamic nature. For instance, if a customer is ordering a product, your <|SelectCommand|> can look that product up i
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James Allen Hall asked Nov 20, 2014 active Nov 20, 2014

Date token in email - formatting?

Hi from Australia - we use date format dd-MM-yyyy. I'm trying to put the date token into a notification email which fires on form submit. The date input field is showing the correct format and is saving the correct date to the database, but putting the [[SenderDistDate]] token into the email outputs the standard US format MM/dd/yyyy. The site culture is en-AU and I've also manually set the culture
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catalystdirections asked Aug 13, 2013 active Aug 13, 2013

Field tokens when sending email

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I'm migrating some old XMod forms to XMP 4.3.0, and trying to send email using field tokens. The old XM syntax was email target="{Email}" and it worked just fine. The new XMP syntax is email To=[[Email]] but this does not work. I've tried wrapping [Email]] in single quotes, double quotes, and no quotes, and the email is never delivered. Is this possible anymore? If so, how? Thanks.
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Steve A asked Jun 5, 2013 active Jun 5, 2013

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