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Adding Data to your Templates

Add data to your template using liquid

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Written by Thomas van Beek
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How to Use Liquid to Add Data to Your Template

At our platform, we offer a variety of customization options for your templates. One of these options is the use of liquid, which allows you to add data to your template that is linked to your specific event. This means that you can easily access and display event information on your template without having to manually input it.

What is Liquid?

Liquid is a templating language that is used to add dynamic content to your templates. It is a simple and flexible language that allows you to access and manipulate data in your templates. This makes it easier for you to create personalized and dynamic templates for your events.

How to Add Data Using Liquid

To add data to your template using liquid, you will need to use the

{{ }}

tags. These tags allow you to wrap the data points that you want to display on your template. For example, if you want to display the title of your event, you can use the following code:

{{ event.title }}

This will output the title of your event on your template. You can also use liquid to add other data points such as event date, location, and more.

Where to Find Available Data Points

All available data points for your template can be found on the right sidebar of your template builder, in Office / Settings. You can easily browse through the available data points by clicking the blue titles and use them in your template.

Conclusion

Using liquid to add data to your template is a simple and efficient way to personalize your event templates. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can easily add event data to your templates and create a more dynamic and engaging experience for your attendees.

If you have any further questions or need assistance with using liquid in your templates, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team for help.

Note: The entered data, such as added in Deal-tab, will only display correctly on contracts and invoice PDFs if the templates are set up properly. Always double-check your PDFs before sending them out to ensure everything appears as expected.

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