Cisco Cisco TelePresence Management Suite (TMS) Version 15 Maintenance Manual
Base URL
for Icons
for Icons
The location used for images in HTML e-mail messages is displayed here. The default location will
be overwritten on any subsequent upgrades of Cisco TMS.
be overwritten on any subsequent upgrades of Cisco TMS.
To add or modify image files, opt for a custom location. Make sure this is a trusted location in your
organization, or the user's email client may suppress the images.
organization, or the user's email client may suppress the images.
Table 134 Settings in the Content section (continued)
The Booking invite preview updates as you type in the Handler and App fields, and shows exactly what users will
see when they receive the booking invitation email. The links in the preview are clickable.
see when they receive the booking invitation email. The links in the preview are clickable.
Edit Email Templates
In Cisco TMS:
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Edit Email Templates
You can use this page to change the layout and text for all email templates in Cisco TMS. For a reference to the
required settings for sending email from Cisco TMS, see
required settings for sending email from Cisco TMS, see
.
Template Types
While Cisco TMS allows you to customize any system-generated email including notifications to administrators, this
documentation primarily covers the templates used for messages to end users about booking.
documentation primarily covers the templates used for messages to end users about booking.
Each template exists in two versions, one in HTML and one in plain text. Which version is displayed to the end user
depends on:
depends on:
■
The Email Content Type setting in
Administrative Tools > Configuration > Email Settings
. The default and
recommended setting is Multipart, which lets the email client decide.
■
The capabilities and configuration of the recipient's mail client. For example, some mobile clients will only
display text.
display text.
How Templates are Constructed
Both versions of the template are built up of the same types of variable tags and share the same phrase file.
Tag
Description
{…}
Curly brackets indicate a phrase tag. You can create, add, and remove phrase tags to any tem
plate without restrictions.
plate without restrictions.
<…>
Angle brackets indicate a defined content tag. You can move or remove content tags, but not
modify or create them, and all content tags are not valid for all templates.
modify or create them, and all content tags are not valid for all templates.
<SECTION: ...>
Section tags indicate a content section that will be displayed under defined criteria. For
example,
example,
<SECTION:RECURRENCE_INFO>
will only be displayed if the conference is booked
with recurrence. Section tags must always be accompanied by a closing tag.
<FOREACH: ...>
Foreach tags indicate a content section that will be repeated as many times as there are con
tents that meet the criteria. For example,
tents that meet the criteria. For example,
<FOREACH:LOCATION>
will list every telepresence
endpoint scheduled for a conference. FOREACH tags must always be accompanied by a clos
ing tag.
ing tag.
<VAL: ...>
Value tags indicate a single value that will be displayed if it exists. For example,
<VAL:ADMINISTRATOR>
will include the name of the Cisco TMS administrator/contact person if
this information has been configured in Cisco TMS. VAL tags are self-contained and do not
require closing.
require closing.
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