Hi,
Im using profile 2,
I want to include profile 2 field into Webform email.
I have tried these method:
1. Add %profile[field_pro2_ref] into email
2. Create new hidden component, with %profile[field_pro2_ref] as default values.
But both shows empty result on the email sent.

Thanks

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fizk’s picture

fizk CreditAttribution: fizk commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

If you're using Drupal 7, install the Entity API module and enable Entity API and Entity tokens.

Now you'll see the profile tokens under "Users". Your token could look something like [user:profile-main:field_full_name].

shadowdknight’s picture

shadowdknight CreditAttribution: shadowdknight commented

Hi,
It works, Thanks!

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leanne9 CreditAttribution: leanne9 commented

Hi Shadowhitman and fizk,

How were you able to use the token in the webform? I am trying to use one as a default value for "first name," and the value for that on my tokens list is "[current-user:field_first_name]" -- (though I could use [profile2:user:field_first_name] )

Do I need to put anything other than [current-user:field_first_name]? It doesn't seem to be working that way, also tried preceding it with %, %token, %profile, %user, nothing seems to be working.

Are you using Webform 3.x or 4.x?

Any help is appreciated! Thanks :)

fizk’s picture

fizk CreditAttribution: fizk commented

Are you using Webform 3.x or 4.x?

The module we are using is not webform, but a fork of it, called webform patched.

pelicani’s picture

pelicani CreditAttribution: pelicani commented
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This works great in Webform 4, no patch required.
Format of token looks like ... [current-user:profile-main:field_profile_last_name]
This helped Us.

good Luck.