bricklebrit
Technical User
Hello!
I'm wanting to set up a automated form button to cut out automated emails I receive and splice the information into separate field in the customers
I get the same standard raw information such as:
Billing Information--------
Name: Mike Lopaplois
Address1: 153359 Great Mill Rd
Address2:
City: Wooleybridge
Postal Code: 22191
State/Provence: VA
Country: US
Email: miike@aol.com
Phone: 713-513-1132
Is it possible to script a button to truncate the opening data (pasted in to the value [textDump(such as "NAME:", but cut all this vital data into the values in my [Customers] table - so it would read as:
"Name: Mike Lopaplois" -> [CustomerName]
"Address1: 153359 Great Mill Rd (and)
Address2:" -> [ShipAddress1]
"City: Wooleybridge" -> [ShipCity]
"Postal Code: 22191" -> [ShipZip]
"State/Provence: VA" -> [ShipState]
"Country: US" -> [Ship Country]
"Email: miike@aol.com" ->
"Phone: 713-513-1132" -> [Phone]
Right now, I'm copying and pasting each value which is a tedious task - any examples or advice are whole-heartidly welcomed!
I'm wanting to set up a automated form button to cut out automated emails I receive and splice the information into separate field in the customers
I get the same standard raw information such as:
Billing Information--------
Name: Mike Lopaplois
Address1: 153359 Great Mill Rd
Address2:
City: Wooleybridge
Postal Code: 22191
State/Provence: VA
Country: US
Email: miike@aol.com
Phone: 713-513-1132
Is it possible to script a button to truncate the opening data (pasted in to the value [textDump(such as "NAME:", but cut all this vital data into the values in my [Customers] table - so it would read as:
"Name: Mike Lopaplois" -> [CustomerName]
"Address1: 153359 Great Mill Rd (and)
Address2:" -> [ShipAddress1]
"City: Wooleybridge" -> [ShipCity]
"Postal Code: 22191" -> [ShipZip]
"State/Provence: VA" -> [ShipState]
"Country: US" -> [Ship Country]
"Email: miike@aol.com" ->
"Phone: 713-513-1132" -> [Phone]
Right now, I'm copying and pasting each value which is a tedious task - any examples or advice are whole-heartidly welcomed!