Customizing ${expire} attribute in Password Reset Code Email Template

[iris_deloitte (Iris Ho Yi Lee)]

Dear all,

May I know if you have any idea of changing the ${expire} to local time?
Currently the default time is set to be UTC.
I have tried using the __dateTool and an identity attribute but both approaches failed.

Best regards,
Iris

[ipobeidi (Ivan Obeidi)]

Hey Iris!

Idk if someone on the communitty done it, but i had the same problem with a client and we end up using a custom notification workflow so we could use the define variable to add the time to PST.

Best!

[iamology (Nithesh Rao)]

Refer to this post. It might help you achieve what you intend to

Date Math in V1 Email Templates

Hi @masd1 - Use the below snippet, Its working - #set($spToolsClass = $spTools.getClass()) #set($dateClass = $spToolsClass.forName("java.util.Date")) #set($calendarClass = $spToolsClass.forName("java.util.Calendar")) #set($dateObject = $dateClass.newInstance()) #set($calendarInstance = $calendarClass.getInstance()) $calendarInstance.setTime($dateObject) $calendarInstance.add(5,-7) #set($formattedDate = $spTools.formatDate($calendarInstance.getTime(), "MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm")) Current Date: $dat…

[ipobeidi (Ivan Obeidi)]

Amazing!

Thx for that

[iris_deloitte (Iris Ho Yi Lee)]

Hi @iamology,

Thank you for your reply. It helps a lot.

Best regards,
Iris