Dynamic Variables
If you enter a link for a schedule, a resource or a booking you can include dynamic variables.
A dynamic variable act as a placeholder which is replaced with the value of the variable at runtime.
| Variable Name | Description |
|---|---|
| u.email | Email of the currently logged-in user |
| u.timezone | Time zone of the currently logged-in user |
| s.id | Schedule identifier |
| s.name | Schedule name |
| r.id | Resource identifier |
| r.name | Resource name |
| r.custom1 | Value of the first custom resource field |
| r.custom2 | Value of the second custom resource field |
| b.id | Booking identifier |
| b.title | Booking title |
| b.start | Booking start time in user's timezone |
| b.end | Booking end time in user's timezone |
| b.custom1 | Value of the first custom booking field |
| b.custom2 | Value of the second custom booking field |
Variables must be enclosed in brackets ({}) in the link.
Example
To call a web address with a schedule id and a resource id (e.g. to refer to specific resource documentation), enter the following link:
https://example.com/v1/documents.php?scheduleid={s.id}&resourceid={r.id}
If the schedule id is s26dhftnhg and the resource id is 100, the following web address is called:
https://example.com/v1/documents.php?scheduleid=s26dhftnhg&resourceid=100