> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.emarketeer.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.emarketeer.com/references/developer-advanced/dcl-introduction/emarketeer-specific-functions.md). # Emarketeer specific functions ## Link To track a link in eMarketeer, use the `link` function. A normal `Link` still renders, but it is not tracked. The `link` command looks like this: ``` <% link url="url-to-link" caption="Label to link" [attrib="htmlattributes"] [html="true"] %> ``` * `url`: the URL to link to. It must be URL-encoded; eMarketeer does not encode it for you. * `caption`: the label of the link, as plain text or HTML. If it is HTML, pass `html="true"`. * `attrib`: attributes added to the resulting `` tag in the rendered HTML. ## Contact The `contact` function fetches or prints values from the contact card the form is attached to. ``` <% contact field="fieldname" %> ``` `fieldname` is one of these:

Fieldname	Explaination
firstname	Firstname of contact
lastname	Lastname of contact
salutation	How to salute this contact. For example "Mr", "Mrs"
company	This contacts work company
email	Email address of contact
title	Work title
telephone	Contacts telephone number
fax	Contacts fax number
mobile	Contact mobile telephone number
address1	First line in contacts address
address2	Second line in contacts address
city	City of contact
state	State of contact
zip	Zip or postal code of contact
country	Country of contact
external_id	Id in users CMS
note	Your note of this contact

Custom contact fields use this syntax: ``` <% contact field="fieldname" type="custom" %> ``` If you are unsure of the right field code, open an email and use the built-in personalization button in any text. It surfaces the proper code for each field. ## User The `user` function fetches or prints information about your user account.

Fieldname	Explaination
logo	The url to your companys logo in emarketeer takes a second argument "version" which can be "light" or "dark". The light background logo is the default
company	Company name
address1	First address line of company
address2	Second address line of company
city	City of company
zip	Zip or postal code of company
state	State of company
country	Country of company
webpage	Homepage of company, optional argument "protocol" may be set to true to include protocol in adress (Normaly https://)
url	Url this user uses to access emarkeeter.
telephone	Tehephone number of company

## Scramble The scramble code is a unique identifier generated when sending an email. eMarketeer uses it internally to identify which contact is clicking a link in the email. ## Block The `block` function fetches specific data from a block in eMarketeer. Different block types expose different fields. The function returns the literal string typed into the block, not evaluated code. ``` <% block name="text1" field="text" %> ``` The `name` argument is a relative path to the block you want, starting at the current node in the tree. Nodes are separated by `.`. The keyword `parent` is reserved and moves up one level. For example: ``` <% block name="parent.block1.text2" field="text" %> ``` This path goes from the current node up to the parent container block, then into `block1`, then into the `text2` text block. If the `name` argument starts with `.`, the lookup begins at the root. For example: ``` <% block name=".block1.text2" field="text" %> ``` This path always resolves from the root, regardless of where you start. **Text Block**

Fieldname	Explaination
text	The text entered into the text block

**Image Block**

Fieldname	Explaination
url	the url of the image

**Link Block**

Fieldname	Explaination
url	the url of the link
caption	the link caption

**Container Block**

Fieldname	Explaination
text	Returns the HTML source code of the block

**Option Block**

Fieldname	Explaination
value	Current value of the option block

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