Here you can find serveral examples about the usage.
Mail Subject
The mail subject can be individually defined per reminder. So you can define for the last reminder a subject like "Your domain expires tomorrow" and for the first reminder "Your domain expires in ... days".
A list of all variables is available on this page.
| Amount | Syntax | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Domain | Your domain %domain% expires in %days_until_expiry% days | Your domain example.org expires in 5 days |
| 2 Domains | Your domain <listdomains>1</listdomains> expires | Your domain example.org expires |
| 2 Domains | Your domain <listdomains>10</listdomains> expires | Your domain example.org, example.net expires |
| 5 Domains | Your domain <listdomains>2</listdomains><ifmore> and %remaining_count% more</ifmore> expires | Your domain exmaple.org, example.net and 3 more expires |
| 3 Domains | %total_expire_amount% of your %total_domain_amount% domains expires in few days (<listdomains>1</listdomains><ifmore> and %remaining_count% more</ifmore>)! | 3 of your 5 domains expires in few days (example.org and 2 more) |
| 2 Domains | Your domains expire on %expiry_date% | Your domains expire on |
| 3 Domains | %total_expire_amount% domains expire on %expiry_date% | 3 domains expire on |
Mail Body
You should always loop through the $expiring_domains array. Even if only a single domain expires.
This makes your template compatible to the domain grouping feature.
List Domains
| Code Block |
|---|
{foreach from=$expiring_domains item=domain}
{$domain.name} - {$domain.nextduedate} ({$domain.days} Days) {if $invoice_link} <a href="{$invoice_link}">Pay Invoice {$invoice_id}</a> {else} {$renew_link} {/if}
{/foreach} |
List all invoices:
| Code Block |
|---|
{if $all_invoice_links}
Please click the following link to pay the renewal:
{foreach from=$all_invoice_links item=invoice_link}
{$invoice_link}
{/foreach}
{/if} |
Handle singular / pluar
| Code Block |
|---|
Your {if $Multi}domains{else}domain{/if} expire ... |
Different text by reminder type
If you have multiple reminders, it can be awkward to define everything in one mail. The module can therefore use a separate mail template for each reminder.
The mail template can be selected in the module configuration.
But if you want to use only one mail template, and you still want to write different texts per reminder, you can use the "$ reminder_type" variable.
| Code Block |
|---|
{if $reminder_type eq 1}
This is your first reminder about ...
{/if}
{if $reminder_type eq 5}
This is your last reminder
{/if} |