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#set($myReturnLink = $cart.getReturnLink())

a bitly url useful for directing a customer back to their checkout.

#if("$!{cart}" != "") ## <-- this is a better way to check for nulls instead of #if($cart)
Please complete your order! Here's a 20% off coupon that is good for the next 48 hours!
#set($cCode = $coupon.generateCode('MY_20_OFF', '48'))
$cart.addUniqueCouponCode($cCode)
#set($returnLink = $cart.getReturnLink())
<a href="${returnLink}">Your Order</a>
#end

getReturnLink(String returnUrl, String tokenParameter)

#set($myReturnLink = $cart.getReturnLink("www.myjavascriptcheckout.com/checkout.html", "returnCode")

$cart.addUniqueCouponCode($code)

true if successful, else false. If false, $cart.getErrors() will contain a list of errors.

see getReturnLink for example

$customer.getCampaignHistory()

a list of the recipient's history in this campaign

#set($history = $customer.getCampaignHistory())

$customer.getCountOfPurchasesInLastDays(days),
$customer.getCountOfPurchasesInLastDays(itemId, days)

a count of purchases made

#set($numberOfPurchases = $customer.getCountOfPurchasesInLastDays('BLACK_SHIRT', 30))

$customer.getCountOfShipmentsInLastDays(days),
$customer.getCountOfShipmentsInLastDays(itemId, days)

a count of shipments made

#set($numberOfShipments = $customer.getCountOfShipmentsInLastDays('BLACK_SHIRT', 30))

$customer.getDisplayName()

the name of the recipient, or if that wasn't collected, their email address

Welcome $customer.getDisplayName(), here's a coupon...

$customer.getEmail()

them email address of the recipient

This email was address to: $customer.getEmail()... blah blah blah

returns a string showing what the enrollment source is. Possible values:

Abandon Cart
Auto Order - Decline
Goto Step
Mail List
Manual
Purchased Product
Return Email

$customer.getLastOrder()

Retrieves the last order the customer made. You may wish to check if they've ordered anything first (hasPurchasedEver, etc)

#set($lastOrder = $customer.getLastOrder())

$customergetOrders()

Retrieves a list of orders for the customer.

#if($customer.getOrders().size() > 5)
Wow, you're a great customer!
#end

#set($recurringInfo = $customer.getRecurringInfomation())

returns the customer's meta information related to the recurring order (also known as 'auto order' or trial order). Always call isRecurring first to ensure you're dealing with a trial order. If there is no recurring information, this method returns null. Be sure to check for a null value before using the object. This method returns a RecurringInformation object.

#if($customer.isRecurring())
#set($recurringInfo = $customer.getRecurringInfomation())
#end

$customer.getTotalForAllOrders()

Total dollars the customer has ever spent. Useful to check for spending thresholds

This returns a BigDecimal object.

$customer.getTotalForAllPurchasesInLastDays(days)

Same as above, but filters on purchases within the last XX days.

This returns a BigDecimal object.

#if($customer.getTotalForAllPurchasesInLastDays(60) > 1000)
You've spent over $1000 in the last 2 months! Here's a coupon!
#end

$customer.getTotalForAllShipmentsInLastDays(days)

Same as above, but filters on shipments within the last XX days.

This returns a BigDecimal object.

#if($customer.getTotalForAllShipmentsInLastDays(60) > 1000)
We've shipped you over $1000 in the last 60 days! Here's a coupon!
#end

## do not send a coupon to any customers who are wholesale dealers of ours

## if they are members of the Wholesale pricing tier, exit them from the campaign.

#if($customer.hasPricingTier("Wholesale"))

#set($result = '_ENDCAMPAIGN_')

#end

$customer.hasPurchasedEver(itemId)

return true if the customer has ever purchased the item.

#if($customer.hasEverPurchased('BLACK_SHIRT'))
Congratulations, you are eligible for the Green Shirt!
#end

$customer.hasPurchasedEver([itemId1, itemId2, itemId3])

Same as above, but with a list.

#if($customer.hasEverPurchased(['BLACK_SHIRT','BLUE_SHIRT','GREEN_SHIRT']))
Wow, you've bought at least one of our really great shirts!
#end

$customer.hasPurchasedInLastDays(itemId, days)

Same as above, but with a days argument.

#if($customer.hasPurchasedInLastDays('BLACK_SHIRT', 90))
Congratulations, you are bought a black shirt within the last 3 months (90 days). Go for the Green Shirt with this coupon!
#end

hasPurchasedInLastDays[itemId1, itemId2, itemId3], days)

Same as above, but with a days argument.

#if($customer.hasPurchasedInLastDays(['BLACK_SHIRT','BLUE_SHIRT','GREEN_SHIRT'], 90))
Congratulations, you are bought at least one of three shirts within the last 3 months (90 days). Here's a special coupon!
#end

hasReviewedItem(itemId1)

#if($customer.hasReviewedItem('BLACK_SHIRT')

exit the 'please review this item campaign.

#else

send the customer to an step sending them a reminder email

#end

$customer.hasShipmentInLastDays(days)

see similar 'purchased' method. Some merchants prefer shipment dates over purchase dates.

#if($customer.hasShipmentInLastDays('BLACK_SHIRT', 90))
Congratulations, you are bought a black shirt within the last 3 months (90 days). Go for the Green Shirt with this coupon!
#end

$customer.hasShipmentInLastDays(itemId, days)

see similar 'purchased' method. Some merchants prefer shipment dates over purchase dates.

#if($customer.hasShipmentInLastDays(90))
Congratulations, you made a purchase within the last 3 months (90 days). Thanks!
#end

$customer.hasShipmentInLastDays([itemId1, itemId2, itemId3], days)

see similar 'purchased' method. Some merchants prefer shipment dates over purchase dates.

#if($customer.hasShipmentInLastDays(['BLACK_SHIRT','BLUE_SHIRT','GREEN_SHIRT'], 90))
Congratulations, you are bought at least one of three shirts within the last 3 months (90 days). Here's a special coupon!
#end

$customer.isRecurring()

returns true if the customer's underlying order was a recurring order (also known as 'auto order' or trial order). If this is true, then you may call getRecurringInformation for additional information

#if($customer.isRecurring())
#set($recurringInfo = $customer.getRecurringInfomation())
#end

$customer.lastOrderContains(itemId)

checks to see if the last order contained a specific item.

#if($customer.lastOrderContains('BLACK_SHIRT'))
Thanks for buying our best selling item!
#end

$customer.lastOrderContains([itemId1, itemId2, itemId3])

checks to see if the last order contains one of the items in the list

#if($customer.lastOrderContains(['BLACK_SHIRT','BLUE_SHIRT','GREEN_SHIRT']))
Congratulations, you are bought at least one of three shirts in your last order. Here's a special coupon!
#end