Try ${ENV, var="subject"}
On Wed, Sep 26, 2012 at 7:24 PM, Tom80112 <[email protected]> wrote:
> I loaded the EnvInject plugin and tried that before posting here.
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> Inside the shell script section, I set a variable called "subject" to to a
> different
> text string depending on outcomes within the shell script section.
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> I then did a printf "subject=$subject\n" >tmp.env
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> I then specified tmp.env on the first line of the EnvInject. This is all I
> did for the EnvInject block. Did I need to fill in anything else?
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> I then used "editable email" and placed $subject in the subject line.
> The email came in with a subject line of: $subject (not evaluated)
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