I have a Zap that posts newly booked interviews from Calendly / Greenhouse to a Slack. However, the CV URL can get quite long and thus I tried using the Markdown syntax to put it as a hyperlink on CV with “[CV](6. Attachments Url:https://grnhse-…3fb7f6b59a160e9)”. Unfortunately, this did not work and its not formatted as link.
Is there any other way to format a link when posting to Slack?
Also, is there an easier way than the “Zapier Paths” to use conditions and not show “UTM:” if all following variables are empty?
Many thanks!
---See below for the text posted in the Slack channel----
Interview with 6. Full Name:XX: 6. Direct URL:https://app2.gr…ple/14506148101 (6. Phone Numbers Mobile:+XXXX) and 1. Event Assigned To: XXXXX. [CV](6. Attachments Url:https://grnhse-…3fb7f6b59a160e9). 1. Event Start Time Pretty:10:00am - Monda…, June 12, 2023 (1. EventType Duration:15 minutes) Phone number: 1. Answers:XXX, with canceled:1. Event Canceled:false UTM:1. Tracking UTM Campaign:No data, 1. Tracking UTM Source:No data, 1. Tracking UTM Content:No data, 1. Tracking UTM Medium:No data, 1. Tracking UTM Term:No data
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Hi there @greenhouseautomation, welcome to the Community! 🎉
For the link you’d want to use the following format rather than the usual markdown link format: <https://zapier.com|Link text>
Also, is there an easier way than the “Zapier Paths” to use conditions and not show “UTM:” if all following variables are empty?
Paths would often be the easiest option when wanting to have a different outcomes when certain fields don’t have a value. But you could potentially use a single Code by Zapier action to output different message text depending on whether certain values exist. It’s a bit more advanced so depending on how comfortable you are with writing code, it might not be any easier in that respect.
That said, we do have a new feature (still in beta) that would allow you to use AI to help create the necessary code:
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Hi @Troy Tessalone,
Thanks for your answer. Not sure how relevant it is for my problem but attached you can see the whole workflow and the action for sending the content to Slack.
Also, is there an easier way than the “Zapier Paths” to use conditions and not show “UTM:” if all following variables are empty?
Paths would often be the easiest option when wanting to have a different outcomes when certain fields don’t have a value. But you could potentially use a single Code by Zapier action to output different message text depending on whether certain values exist. It’s a bit more advanced so depending on how comfortable you are with writing code, it might not be any easier in that respect.
That said, we do have a new feature (still in beta) that would allow you to use AI to help create the necessary code: