Available parameters for notifications

The parameters that you can select in the content of notification messages may differ depending on the notification type.

In the following table, you can find descriptions of some of the available parameters:
ParameterDescription
[(contact user email)]In headers and footers; the email address of the contact user, if it is configured. If it is not configured, the email address is not displayed.
[issue page url]The URL that points to the Issues page on the Classic interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-legacy-path>/assignments_issues?. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-legacy-path> is the path configured in the ws.legacy.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws-legacy/assignments_issues?
[issue wsxi page url]The URL that points to the Issues page on the WorldServer 11 interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-path>/assignments/issues. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-path> is the path configured in the navigation.panel.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws/assignments/issues
[issue count]The number of issues in notifications.
[issue id]The ID of a given issue.
[issue notes]The Notes field of the latest issue history entry.
[issue severity], [issue status], [issue title]The severity, status, and title of a given issue.
[project id]The ID of a given project.
[project task count]The number of tasks assigned to the recipient in the given project.
[project tasks are] The number of tasks assigned to the recipient in the given project, along with "is" or "are", depending on whether the count is singular or plural.
[project task steps] The list of steps for all assigned tasks in the project.
[project url]The URL that points to the project on the Classic interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-legacy-path>/assignments_tasks?project=<project-id>. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-legacy-path> is the path configured in the ws.legacy.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws-legacy/assignments_tasks?project=6123
[project wsxi url]The URL that points to the project on the WorldServer 11 interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-path>/projects/<project-id>/tasks. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-path> is the path configured in the navigation.panel.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws/projects/6123/tasks
[project due date]The due date of the tasks assigned.
[project user type]The recipient's project user type. English values are: task claimant, task assignee, task creator, and project creator.
[project full name]The task's project name, including locale and ID. For example, Weekly Updates – French (123).
[task due date]The due date of the tasks assigned.
[task workflow engine location]The identity (host name, WorldServer instance name, workflow engine number) of the workflow processor that is performing the task's current automatic step.
[workflow queue url]The URL that points to the Workflow Engine Queue page on the Classic interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-legacy-path>/assignments_workflow_engine_queue?. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-legacy-path> is the path configured in the ws.legacy.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws-legacy/assignments_workflow_engine_queue?
[workflow queue wsxi url]The URL that points to the Workflow Engine Queue page on the WorldServer 11 interface.
This URL has the following structure: <ws-host>/<ws-path>/assignments/workflow_engine_queue. In this case:
  • <ws-host> stands for the name and port of the WorldServer instance configured in the Base URL box.
  • <ws-path> is the path configured in the navigation.panel.url property in the main general.properties file.
For example: https://myworldserverinstance:8080/ws/assignments/workflow_engine_queue