Joy Of Text supported merge tags

In the Joy Of Text Pro message content field, the following merge tags are supported:

%fullname% or %name% – when the message is sent, this tag is replaced by the message recipients full name.
%firstname% – this tag is replaced by the recipients first names (i.e. everything but their last name)
%lastname% – this tag is replaced by the recipients last name.
%number% – the tag is replaced by the recipients phone number.
%lastpost% – the tag is replaced by the URL of your last blog post.
%jot_id% – the member ID of the recipient.
%jot_email% – the email address of the recipient.
%jot_address% – the address of the recipient.
%jot_city% – the home city of the recipient.
%jot_state% – the home state of the recipient.
%jot_zip% – the zip code of the recipient
%optout% or %opt_out%– the keyword you’ve selected for opting out of this group
%jot_groupid% – the id number of the group a member has subscribed to.
%jot_groupname% – the name of the group a member has subscribed to.
%jot_groupdesc% – the name description of the group a member has subscribed to.

With the Joy Of Text Pro, your inbound notification messages, can can include information from the Twilio inbound message request. For example, the following tags can be included in your notification messages:

%twiliometa_to% – Shows which Twilio number the received message was sent to.
%twiliometa_from% or %number%– Shows which Twilio number the received message was received from.
%twiliometa_body% or %message% – Shows the message content.
%twiliometa_tocountry% – Shows which country the message was sent to.
%twiliometa_fromcountry% – Shows which country the messages from sent from.
%twiliometa_tostate% – Shows which US state the message was sent to.
%twiliometa_fromstate% – Shows which US state the messages from sent from.
%twiliometa_smssid% – Shows Twilio’s unique identifier for this message.

In the Joy Of Text Pro Woocommerce tab and in the Woocommerce extension:

%woo_cust_firstname% – the first name of your Woocommerce customer
%woo_cust_lastname% – the last name of the Woocommerce customer
%woo_cust_number% – the Woocommerce customer’s phone number.
%woo_order_price% – the total price of the order
%woo_order_number% – the Woocommerce order number
%woo_order_status% – the status of the Woocommerce order.
%woo_order_products% – the ordered products
%woometa_<your custom field name>%. For example, if you have created a custom field called ‘name’ in Woocommerce, then you can include the value of this field into your SMS message, but using the merge tag %woometa_name%

In the Joy Of Text Lite message content field, the following merge tags are supported:

%name% – when the message is sent, this tag is replaced by the message recipients full name.
%number% – the tag is replaced by the recipients phone number.
%lastpost% – the tag is replaced by the URL of your last blog post.

The Joy Of Text Scheduler Extension adds the following merge tags:

%date% – the date when the message is sent.
%time% – the time when the message is sent
%timestamp% – The timestamp of when the message is sent.
%jot_scheduledate% – The date when the message was scheduled to run. For use in Schedule Planner messages.
%jot_scheduletime% – The time when the message was scheduled to run. For use in Schedule Planner messages.
%jot_scheduleoffset% – The offset period selected in the Schedule Planner for this scheduled message.
%jot_scheduleunit% – The offset unit, e.g. days, months, years, selected in the Schedule Planner for this scheduled message.
%jot_subscriptiondate% –The subscription date of members receiving the messages sent through a Schedule Plan.

The Joy Of Text Notifier Extension adds the following merge tags:

%name%, %fullname%, %firstname%, %lastname% – the name of the group member receiving the SMS message.
%posttitle% or %post_title% – the title of the new or updated post.
%postauthor% or %post_author% – the author of the new or updated post.
%postlink% or %post_link% – a URL to the new or updated post.
%postexcerpt% – includes the first 20 words of a post into the SMS message
%postid% or %post_id% – the WordPress post ID.
%post_date% – the publish date.
%post_date_gmt% – the publish date in GMT.
%post_content% – the content of the post.
%post_status% – the status of the post, e.g. pending, published etc.
%post_modified% – date when the post was last modified.
%post_modified_gmt% – modified date in GMT.
%post_guid% – the unique identifier of this post.
%post_shorturl% – returns the short URL for this post. If you are using Jetpack it will return the wp.me short URL.
%post_feature_img% – will insert the URL of the post’s featured image.
%comment_status% – indicates whether comments are permitted or not.
%commauthor% – the author of the comment.
%commlink% – a URL link to the new comment.
%commcontent% – the content of the comment.

Also provided is a merge tag for custom fields. The format for this tag is

%postmeta_<your custom field name>%. For example, if you have created a custom field called ‘name’, then you can include the value of this field into your SMS message, but using the merge tag %postmeta_name%