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I apologize if this has already been asked a bunch of times. It looks like other people have various forms of this question but I haven't found an answer that works for me.
I'm trying to put a custom field named person_key into a web link url.
I've tried various forms (12 so far) of the following:
https://www.my_site.com/ws/afco_car_kits.php?id=[[person_key]]
I want to link to my_site.com, subdirectory ws, file name afco_car_kits.php, with a GET parameter of id=xxx,
where xxx is from the person_key custom field in the contact record.
So far, all my efforts have resulted in the correct URL, right up to and including ?id=. The id parameter itself is always blank.
How to I write the link to pick up this custom field? Thanks,
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Hello @JoeT2627,
Yes, you are correct! The underscore was causing that error message and I do apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. I will submit this over to our engineers for review.
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I may have stumbled into a working answer. I replaced the custom field name of "person_key" with "StoreKey" and it seems to be working. Despite the examples on the constant contact site, is it possible that custom fields don't work with underscores in their name?
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Hello @JoeT2627,
Yes, you are correct! The underscore was causing that error message and I do apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. I will submit this over to our engineers for review.
Zoe H.
Community & Social Media Support
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