Hi all, would be cool if we could use @{LOGGED_IN_USER:NAME} to personalize content.
Ex. CRM Dashboard. "Good morning {LOGGED_IN_USER:NAME}, you got 100 new leads to work on!
Thanks for considering it and keep up the good work! Softr is ground-breaking!
p.s: like this feature on typeform
You can do this with a custom code block. For example:
<div id="welcome" class="sw-font-family-default"<p class="h2"></p></div>
<script>
document.getElementById("welcome").innerText = "Hi there, " + logged_in_user.softr_user_full_name;
</script>
An upgrade on this feature request would be to be able to add dynamic airtable content into labels. i.e. as I am creating a marketplace I want to be able to welcome them by there business name which is a column in my airtable.
Unless you have any @dcoletta ?
Thanks so much!
Can you say a little more about what you mean by ālabelsā? Can you post a mockup of what youād want it to look like?
@dcoletta this is what I mean by ālabelsā. They are often the titles of sections.
But where I have put the ****, it would be great to be able to add in dynamic airtable content. In the scenario I would want to add the name of the business who listed the class.
Got it. I wasnāt sure if you meant labels on filter settings, labels on data fields, or both.
I know how to write this custom code but Iām afraid this is a tough time of year to find the time. Iām making notes to myself here so I can come back to it later, or maybe someone else will take a crack at it.
The basic approach is this:
{{fieldName}} annotations. So in your example, assuming your Airtable field was called āBusiness Nameā, youād type More Activities from {{Business Name}} into the Label field of the Filter Settings.{{fieldName}} using code similar to var i = document.evaluate("//p[contains(., '{{Name}}')]", document); n = i.iterateNext(), and for each one found, extract the field name from between the double curly brackets with code similar to var propName = n.innerText.match(/{{(.*?)}}/g)[0], then look fieldName up with fieldValue = window.records[keys(records)[0]].record.fields['fieldName'] and replace {{fieldName}} with that value with code similar to node.innerText.replace(/{{(.*?)}}/g, fieldValue)
@dcoletta totally get it! thankyou for the notes - No rush so will come back to it in the new year 
Yes, being able to add dynamic content into field labels and within text blocks would be incredibly useful and offer a more personalized user experience. The ability to create content block templates that merge field values into a text template, especially in combination with form fields or a signature block would be amazing for workflows that require approvals.
Fully agreed that being able to access Airtable field values for use within button names, regular text fields, et cetera would be a game changer.
Hi @dcoletta and @Anna were you able to figure out a way to customize the labels with field data? Thanks!