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66	66	; [%$FORM_VERIFY_LINK%]
67	67	: The URL to confirm Double opt in. Can only be used once.
68	68	; [%$FORM_INBOX_NAME%]
69		-: Returns the inbox name the form record currently resides in.
70		-; [%$FORM_INBOX_LINK%]
71		-: Returns the inbox link the form record currently resides in.
72		-; [%$FORM_INVITE_LINK%]
73		-: Returns the invitation link of the form.
	69	+: {{version major="6" minor="1"/}}Returns the inbox name the form record currently resides in.
74	74	; [%$PROCESS_ID%]
75	75	: The current process ID of the form record.
76	76	; [%$PROJECT_ALIAS%]"}}
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97	97	{{/panel}}
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99	99	; [%$DATE("<format>", <lang>)%]
100		-: Current date. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$DATE("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
	96	+: {{version major="6" minor="0" patch="5"/}} Current date. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$DATE("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
101	101	; [%$FORM_DATE_CREATED("<format>", <lang>)%]
102		-: Creation date of the form record. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$FORM_DATE_CREATED("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
	98	+: {{version major="6" minor="0" patch="5"/}} Creation date of the form record. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$FORM_DATE_CREATED("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
103	103	; [%$FORM_DATE_MODIFIED("<format>", <lang>)%]
104		-: Available with FORMCYCLE version 6.0.5~{~{/info}} Last change date of the form record. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$FORM_DATE_MODIFIED("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
	100	+: {{version major="6" minor="0" patch="5"/}} Available with FORMCYCLE version 6.0.5~{~{/info}} Last change date of the form record. The parameters are optional. When no parameter is specified, the date will be returned in default format. You can specify a custom date format with the first parameter, see the [[java.text.SimpleDateFormat>>https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/text/SimpleDateFormat.html]] for more info on the date format string. The second parameter specifies the language, which affects the names of weekdays and months. Example: {{code language="none"}}[%$FORM_DATE_MODIFIED("yyyy/MM/dd", en-GB)%]{{/code}}
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106	106	{{id name="sec_user_variables"/}}
107	107
108		-=== User variables ===
	104	+=== User variables {{version major="6" minor="4" patch="0"/}} ===
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110	110	{{id name="fig_prefill_user_variables"/}}
111	111	{{figure image="prefill_user_variables_en.png"}}Using user variables to prefill form fields with data of the logged in user.{{/figure}}
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186	186	{{id name="sec_appointment_variables"/}}
187	187
188		-=== Appointment variables ===
	184	+=== Appointment variables {{version major="6" minor="5" patch="0"/}} ===
189	189
190	190	Appointment variables can be used when [[appointments>>doc:Formcycle.Designer.Form.FormElements.Appointment.WebHome]] are booked with the form.
191	191