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%%[ | |
var @em, @couponRow, @couponCode | |
if _messagecontext == "PREVIEW" then | |
set @couponCode = "XX TEST XX" | |
else | |
/* include your sendable attribute/column here */ | |
set @em = AttributeValue("emailAddr") | |
set @couponRow = ClaimRow("CouponsCodes", "IsClaimed", "EmailAddress", @em) | |
if empty(@couponRow) then | |
/* You can do other error handling here if you want.*/ | |
/* This aborts the send */ | |
RaiseError("No coupons available", false) | |
else | |
SET @couponCode = Field(@couponRow, "CouponCode") | |
endif | |
endif | |
]%% | |
Here's your coupon code: %%=v(@couponCode)=%% |
I suppose you could pass the code into a tweet link:
<a class="twitter-share-button"
href="https://twitter.com/intent/tweet?text=Here%27s%20your%20coupon%20%%=v(@couponCode)=%%">
Tweet</a>
Details here.
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Hey Adam
This is really helpful. Thanks for writing up!
Is it possible to supply a unique code to a recipient and then to push it into an intent tweet via AMPScript?
So for example, a recipient would receive their code in an email and then click a 'tweet now' button where a prewritten tweet would display with their unique code in a message.