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--- ezeio2:userinterface:manage:messagetemplates [2021-09-24 21:56] – ↷ Page moved from ezeio2:mange:messagetemplates to ezeio2:userinterface:manage:messagetemplates andreh
+++ ezeio2:userinterface:manage:messagetemplates [2025-06-30 22:27] (current) – [Message Templates Tags] andreh
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-==== Message Templates Tags ====
+==== Message Templates ====
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+Message templates controls the content of messages sent as Alarms/Restores or periodic exports.
+A template can include static text as well as dynamic data using the 'tags' defined below.
+Every //destination type// (email, SMS etc..) comes with a default message template.
+For example, the default template for emails looks like this:
+<code>
+[ACTIONMESSAGE]
+Message generated [ISODATE] [ISOTIME]
+</code>
+The default template for SMS messages looks like this:
+<code>
+[ACTIONMESSAGE] @ [ISOTIME]
+</code>
+Because SMS messages are typically limited in size, the default template contains less text and no additional line breaks.
+When an alarm is generated, and the action is to send a message, the system will fetch the "Message" of the alarm action, and insert this in place of the [ACTIONMESSAGE] tag in the default template. Any tags in the Action Message are also substituted.
+For example, the alarm's action message may look like this:
+<code>
+It is [FV<TEMPERATURE>] [FU<TEMPERATURE>] now!
+</code>
+When this is sent as an email using the default template, the result will be something like:
+<code>
+It is 25.6 °C now!
+Message generated 2022-12-31 15:00:02
+</code>
+The templates for each destination can be changed directly under Destination List settings.
+==== Message Templates Tags ====
 The following tags are available in message templates:
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 | ''[ISOTIME]'' | Time when message was triggered, in controller time zone, ISO format | //23:59:59// |
 | ''[USTIME]'' | Time when message was triggered, in controller time zone, US format | //11:59:59 PM// |
+| ''[UNIXTIME]'' | Time when message was triggered, UTC, as seconds since 1970-01-01 | //1676675802// |
+| ''[UNIXTIMEMS]'' | Time when message was triggered, UTC, as milliseconds since 1970-01-01 | //1676675802000// |
 | ''[WEEKDAY]'' | Weekday when message was triggered, in controller time zone | //Mon// .. //Sun// |
 | ''[MONTH]'' | Month when message was triggered, in controller time zone | //Jan// .. //Dec// |
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 | ''[EZEID]'' | ezeio serial number | //ABC-987// |
 | ''[EZENAME]'' | ezeio name | From Configure->System->Name |
+| ''[EZENAME#]'' | ezeio partial name, #=1-5 | From Configure->System->Name, split by comma, semicolon or pipe |
 | ''[EZENOTE]'' | ezeio note | From Configure->System->Note |
-| ''[TYPE]'' | Message type | //ALARM, REALARM, RESTORE, INFO// |
+| ''[EZENOTE#]'' | ezeio note line, #=1-5 | From Configure->System->Note, split by line |
+| ''[TYPE]'' | Message type | //ALARM, REALARM, RESTORE, INFO, EXPORT// |
 | ''[SOURCE]'' | Message source | //SEND, LOG, SCRIPT// |
 | ''[GROUPNAME]'' | Name of the group where the ezeio is assigned | From Group Settings->Group Name |
+| ''[GROUPNAME#]'' | Partial name of the group, #=1-5 | From Group Settings->Group Name, split by comma, semicolon or pipe |
 | ''[SOURCENAME]'' | Name of the source alarm | From Configure->Alarms->Name |
+| ''[SOURCENAME#]'' | Partial name of the source alarm, #=1-5 | From Configure->Alarms->Name, split by comma, semicolon or pipe |
 | ''[ACTIONNAME]'' | Name of the action source action | From Configure->Alarms->Alarm action->Name |
+| ''[ACTIONNAME#]'' | Partial name of the action source action, #=1-5 | From Configure->Alarms->Alarm action->Name, split by comma, semicolon or pipe |
 | ''[GPS]'' | GPS coordinates (if available) | //Lat:38.671447, Lng-121.152385:, Ele:105.2// |
 | ''[GPSLINK]'' | GPS coordinates Google maps link | https://maps.google.com/maps?q=... |
 | ''[GPSSIGNAL]'' | Signal quality of the GPS receiver | //14// |
 | ''[RSSI]'' | Cellular signal RSSI | //0// (no signal) .. //31// (full signal) |
-| ''[P#]'' | Message (#=1-4) parameters (see script command "Event") | |
+| ''[CSV]'' | Attach a CSV file with all field statuses (applies only to email destinations) |  |
+| ''[P#]'' | Message (#=1-4) parameters as integers (see script command "Event") | |
+| ''[PD#]'' | Message (#=1-4) parameters as floats (see script command "Event") | |
 | ''[FV#]'' | Field value, #=1-90 formatted | //318.2// |
 | ''[FR#]'' | Field value, #=1-90 unformatted | //318.2// |
 | ''[FU#]'' | Field unit, #=1-90 | //psi// |
 | ''[FN#]'' | Field name, #=1-90 | //Pressure// |
+| ''[FT#]'' | Field asset tag (first only), #=1-90 | //PRESSURE// |
 | ''[F#]'' | Field status, #=1-90, as "Field name: Value Unit", same as [FN#]: [FV#] [FU#] | //Pressure: 318.2 psi// |
+| ''[FL<//AssetTag//>]'' | Field list by asset tag. Lists all fields having the given asset tag, as "Field name: Value Unit" | //Pressure: 318.2 psi//, multiple lines |
 | ''<//AssetTag//>'' | Can be used in place of the Field number, Example: [FV<outsidetemp>] |
 | ''<//AssetTag//:SUM>'' | Works with FV and FR. Returns the sum of all field values with the given AssetTag, Example: [FV<outsidetemp:SUM>] | //172.2// |
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 | ''[DESTINATION]'' | The address of the destination (from Destination->Address) | |
 | ''[DESTINATIONTOKEN]'' | The token of the destination (from Destination->Token) | |
+| ''[DVC#NAME]'' | Device name, #=1-40 | Name from Configure->Devices->Device->Name |
 | ''[DVC#COMMSTAT]'' | Device communication status, #=1-40 | //n/a, ERROR, WARNING, WARNING2, WARNING3, OK, OK2, OK3// |
 | ''[DVC#OPSTAT]'' | Device operational status, #=1-40 | //n/a, ERROR, WARNING, OK// |
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 | ''[DVCWARNINGS]'' | List all device warnings and errors (if any) | //#2 Energy meter: OP WARNING// \\ //#3 Geiger counter: APP ERROR// |
 | ''[DVCERRORS]'' | List all device errors (if any) | //#3 Geiger counter: APP ERROR// |
+=== Template automation ===
+It is also possible to create simple loops to search for field asset tags using the special ''[FORTAG tag delimiter]...[FORTAG]'' syntax. This is best explained with an example of template code:
+<code>
+Fieldname,Value,Unit
+[FORTAG MYTAG \n][FN],[FV],[FU][FORTAG]
+</code>
+The [FORTAG MYTAG \n] construct will iterate over all fields, selecting those that match the asset tag "MYTAG".
+For each matched field, Field name (''[FN]''), Field value (''[FV]'') and Field unit (''[FU]'') is added, followed by the delimiter ''\n'' (new line).
+Note that no field number is necessary for the Fx-tags, as the field number is automatic from the tag-search loop.
+The output of the above will be in CSV format, thus something like this:
+<code>
+Fieldname,Value,Unit
+Temperature,53.2,C
+Pressure,12.1,psi
+</code>
+Within a FORTAG loop, the following tags are valid:
+| ''[FV]'' | Field value formatted | //318.2// |
+| ''[FR]'' | Field value unformatted | //318.2// |
+| ''[FU]'' | Field unit | //psi// |
+| ''[FN]'' | Field name | //Pressure// |
+| ''[FT]'' | Field asset tag (first only) | //PRESSURE// |
+| ''[F]'' | Field status, as "Field name: Value Unit", shorthand for [FN]: [FV] [FU] |