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Placing portal contents in text field w/o copy

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What I want to do is paste the contents of a portal into a text field. (A pretty good analogue of the intended use: I want to send an email to program participants who have requested it; whether they're attending one program or thirty, I want to let them know.)

 

A couple of years ago, in a solution tracking budgets, I wrote a version of this that worked but used the system's Copy & Paste functions. Having defined the portal as BUDGET_PORTAL, I wrote:

 

Go To Object [Object Name: 'BUDGET_PORTAL"]

Copy [select entire contents]

Paste [List_of_people::email_contents]

Commit Records/Requests

 

 

which worked fine (worked well, in fact) - but used the system's clipboard, which isn't desirable.

 

Looking for advice for accomplishing the same thing via Insert and Get commands.

 

I thought I had it with the GetLayoutObjectAttribute function, but it seems to want me to define content downstream of a given table, which I don't understand.

Would not the List() function work for you? Not sure what you mean by "Insert and Get commands" - if you're sending an e-mail, then the content can be calculated right inside the Send Mail[] script step.

 

Another option is to loop over the related records and collect the necessary data into variable/s, then use the variable/s in the calculation.

Look at using Set Field Scrip Step

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thanks, guys, as ever. Solved -

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