Templates

Ultradox comes with a simple yet powerful template language designed from scratch to be used in document templates. It comes with a unique syntax to merge data into the resulting output.

Your document templates will be clean and easy to read so that non-technical people will still be able to edit and adjust the templates.

The template language can be used to create personalized documents (often called mail merge).

But it can do so much more in Ultradox as we will see later.

Template syntax

A very simple template could look like this: 

Hello ${name}

If you have a variable called name containing the value Daniel the evaluated template will look like this: 

Hello Daniel

Playgrounds

In the online help you will find a number of interactive samples that you can use to try out the various features right on the help page.

This will greatly help you to learn the templating syntax and will also help you to find the correct formatting options without the need to create an Ultradox flow to do so. 

Hey ${name},

I guess you are ${age;number(op=#)} years old.
{
"name" : "Daniel",
"age" : 11
}

   

   
  

 


       


 
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Last Updated: 1/3/20