The syntax for using Liquid filters in Zendesk placeholders involves enclosing the output markup in double braces and applying filters with a vertical bar, or "pipe" (|). The format is{{ output | filter: }}
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For example, to manipulate a nested field, you might use{{ticket.ticket_field_<field ID number> | split:"::" | last }}
to display only the last element. This syntax allows you to customize the output of placeholders using various filters. For a comprehensive list of filters, refer to theLiquid for Designers page.
To format Zendesk placeholders with Liquid markup, you use output markup and filters. Output markup, like placeholders, is enclosed in double braces, such as{{ticket.ticket_id}}
. Filters are methods that modify the output, and they are applied…
Liquid filters in Zendesk can be used to manipulate placeholder outputs, such as displaying only specific parts of nested fields. For instance, if you have a custom drop-down field with options like "Support::Password" and "Billing::Invoice", you…
To display only the last element of a nested field in Zendesk, you can use the "split" and "last" filters in Liquid markup. This is useful for custom drop-down fields where options are structured with double colons, like "Billing::Invoice". The…
Yes, you can show the first element of a nested field in Zendesk using Liquid markup. By applying the "split" and "first" filters, you can extract the first part of a nested field. For example, if you have a field like "Support::Password", you can…