Tokens Overview

What is it?

Tokens are placeholders for text that are generated at run time e.g. the current date and time, unique IDs or random numbers. They can be used in many different settings that use text e.g. captions in prints, filenames, message text, URLs etc

A variety of tokens for modifying or extracting elements from strings provide a way of creating dynamic or conditional behavior.

s below can be used to modify tokens or strings:

Tokens for accessing survey data

Surveys are displayed at the start of the session and are used to capture information from users. There are three types on survey input: text, check boxes and radio buttons..

The values entered in these inputs can be accessed using tokens in the form:

{<keyboard>_<input_type>_<id>}.

Examples:

{survey1_text_name}

returns the value entered in the text input with id "name" in survey1 keyboard

{survey1_chkbox_promo}

returns 1 if the check box with id "promo" is checked in survey1 keyboard else returns 0

{survey1_radio_mood}

returns the id of the radio button selected in the radio button group "mood" in survey1 keyboard

Using Tokens in Captions

These tokens can be used in captions for prints e.g. adding the guest's name to the print by setting the caption text to:

"Name: {survey1_text_name}" 

Using Tokens in Emails & Texts

The tokens can also be used in the email and text message text e.g. "Hi {survey1_text_name}, here are your photos from the wedding".

Using Tokens in Suffixes

Tokens can also be used to define the background/overlay suffix for prints, burst GIFs and videos.

Breeze Hub Tokens