How to refere to a user from a field (probably basic)

[gomocoop]

So, I’m experimenting rules (super cool!) and I saw that text templating is supported, as in the example that Fibery itself gives: Something happened with {{Name}} on <%= new Date()%>

I understood that {{Name}} will show the name of the entity. Now, I have a task entity and I wanted the message to show the assigned person to that task. In the message that would be: Deadline for {{assigned person}} task is today!

This {{assigned person}} I’m trying to show is actually a Relation field inside the task entity, related to Users. So, is it possible to display the user selected on this relation for the task on the message?

Thank you! =)

[Chr1sG]

You’ll need to reference the name field of the linked relation.
So if you have a relation to (a single) user and the field is called ‘Owner’, you would use
{{Owner.Name}}

[Chr1sG]

It’s a bit different if it’s a relation to many users. In this case, you need to decide how to represent the user names. Should it be a list, a table or something else?

See ‘Using collection fields’ here

https://the.fibery.io/User_Guide/Guide/Markdown-templates---how-to-append-content-to-document-53

[gomocoop]

It didn’t work, actually.

When I run it, it displays [object Array].

This relation is a relation to the User database but only one user is selected from the database list. That’s the case you’re considering, right?

Thx!

[Chr1sG]

Is it a relation that allows one or many users to be selected?
A screenshot would allow us to confirm.
What is the name of the relation field?

[gomocoop]

Yes, the relation does allow many users…

The name of the relation field is Responsaveis (portuguese for responsibles):

And this is the rule:

Thanks!

[tpaktop]

You might need to create a separate formula field first which combines multiple names together. Something like this:

Then use that field in your message.

[Chr1sG]

Try this
{= Responsaveis:Name =}
you should get a comma separated list of names

[gomocoop]

This one didn’t worked. Thanks!
I’ve first tried @ChrisG’s solution and it worked! =)

[gomocoop]

It worked! Ihuuu thanks! =)