Hey Kabir,
Please read the docs.
That is correct. You just need to select Other and then specify the class and function name. To find out what the class and function names are -> just trigger the action that sends a mail and look at the email in mandrill. It should have 2 tags - one with class_ and one with function_ -> the part after the underscore is what you need.

Regards,
DAniel

Hey Kabir,
Please read the docs.
That is correct. You just need to select Other and then specify the class and function name. To find out what the class and function names are -> just trigger the action that sends a mail and look at the email in mandrill. It should have 2 tags - one with class_ and one with function_ -> the part after the underscore is what you need.

Regards,
DAniel

Hey Daniel,

In regards to this, I have Chronoforms v5 generating emails using the J! mailer and successfully getting styled with my global template. The emails it generates only have a function tag and not both a function and class tag. I have a template rule defined in CMandrill for the function name (the tag is function_eval so I just used eval) but it is not applying the proper template. Do emails need both a class and function for the template rules to catch?

Warmest Regards,
Cory

I solved my problem.

I was able to create a basic PHP class to generate and send my emails and now I get both tags on my messages.
Using both tags the template is correctly applied as it should be.

Thanks again for a great tool!

cool

Hi I also use chrono 5 - could you share your code? Did you use your own php code rather than use the email action?