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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.
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