User context variables

⁠

@User Context Variables⁠

are created and modified by the

@Platform⁠

user in certain areas of the

@Script⁠

and are always available for editing in the

@Script⁠

⁠

@User Context Variables⁠

can be created:

In the

@Memory⁠

@Slot⁠

in the Key field

In the

@Slot Filling⁠

in the Answer variable field

In the process of parsing the response to an

@External Request⁠

: Response tab, Variable field

During the parsing process of

@Incoming Request⁠

: Context key field in the

@Incoming Request Slot⁠

⁠

n the

@Synonym Slot⁠

in the RESULT VARIABLE field

In the

@Notification⁠

@Slot⁠

in the CONTEXT KEY field on the Incoming Data tab

Requirements for the name of a user variable

Cannot be the same as

@System Context Variables⁠

@Channel Variables⁠

;

Must start with a letter;

Must contain only Latin characters, numbers and underscores

cannot contain special characters ( { , @, \, , ', ", `, :, ;, &, *, %, $, # , space, etc.)

Must contain no more than 128 characters.

Validation:

By pressing the CREATE button (when creating a slot) or SAVE (when editing a slot), the variable name's compliance with the requirements is checked.

If the variable name does not meet the criteria, the slot will not be saved and an error will occur: Wrong name. The name must be no more than 128 characters and may contain only Latin letters, numbers and _ .

Important: Variable names are case sensitive, i.e. {{ var }} and {{ Var }} are different variables

Requirements for the name of a user variable

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