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--- en:create:functions:mailschedule [26.09.2020 13:57] – [mailSchedule()] sophia.schauer
+++ en:create:functions:mailschedule [26.09.2020 14:03] – sophia.schauer
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 **Tip:** There are numerous websites on the internet that can covert a date into a Unix timestamp. For example: [[http://www.unixtime.de/|unixtime.de]]. The PHP [[http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.datetime.php|Date/Time Functions]] (in particular ''[[http://php.net/manual/en/function.mktime.php|mktime()]]'' and ''[[http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.strtotime.php|strtotime()]]'') are ideally suited to this purpose.
-===== Example =====
+===== Invitation to Follow-Up Survey =====
 A participant was invited to take part in the questionnaire via a mailing. 14 days after he clicked on the link, and thus accessed the questionnaire, he should receive an invitation to the second questionnaire (mailing no. 2)
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 <code php>
 mailSchedule(false, 2, strtotime('+1 month'));
-mailSchedule(false, 3, strtotime('+1 month +1 week'), array(
+mailSchedule(false, 3, strtotime('+1 month +1 week'), [
   'status' => 'no-response'
-));
+]);
 </code>
+===== Custom Fields =====
+The following command sends the serial mail with the ID 2 on the next Monday at 8 o'clock to the person, who just completes the questionnaire. Instead of the placeholder ''%custom1%'' the serial mail shows the date when ''mailSchedule()'' was called.
+<code php>
+mailSchedule(false, 2, strtotime('next Monday 08:00:00'), [
+  '%custom1%' => date('d.m.Y')
+])
+</code>