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get_val ​

php
string get_val(string $cecha)

Retrieves a database property associated with the current email address. The argument to get_val() is the recipient property name. Available properties:

  • email - current email address,
  • gsm - GSM number associated with the address,
  • status - address status in the system:
statusDescription
2Manually unsubscribed by a SARE operator
3Status assigned by an operator after the recipient requests to unsubscribe
4Recipient has requested to unsubscribe, for example by clicking an unsubscribe link
5Address has not been confirmed in any way; no administrative email has been sent
6Address is saved in the database and awaiting confirmation; an administrative email has been sent
7Address blocked by an operator
8Address subscribed and confirmed
  • name - Name field,
  • comment - comment,
  • entry - date the address was added to the database (Y-m-d H:i:s format; see date()),
  • optedout - most recent date of an unsubscribe request (Y-m-d H:i:s format); contains 0000-00-00 00:00:00 if there has been no such event,
  • source - address origin: 1 means manual entry; values from 10 to 99 mean the address was added through an interface; values >100 identify subsequent imports.
  • mailtype - recipient's preferred email format: "txt" or "txt,html",
  • sent - number of mailing emails sent to this address,
  • smssent - number of SMS messages sent,
  • prop1 through prop9 - basic properties,
  • other properties defined in the database by the user.
If a user-defined property has the same name as a system property, the user-defined property is returned.

Warning

Requires an email address context.

Example:

php
$imie = get_val("prop1");
$wpis = get_val("entry");
$miasto = get_val("miasto");
print("Hello ".$imie."! Your city is ".$miasto." and you have been with us since ".$wpis);

Result:

Hello Adam! Your city is Warszawa and you have been with us since 2010-02-11 13:45:03