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Adding custom fields to email template records?

Jeff C

I noticed there is no Email or Email Tempates listed in Studio.  We'd like to add a field or two to classify our different email templates, say we send different emails to prospects based on the business industry they are in so we'd like to add an 'industry type' field to the template.  Looks like this isn't possible (at least not through the interface.) So at this point we are putting the industry in parentheses in the template name which is kind of a clunky way to doing it.

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    Hello Jeff C,

        By default, Email or Email Templates modules are not listed in Studio. But you can enable these and other modules which are by default not visible in Studio. Kindly follow the following steps:

         1) You can achieve the same by just adding one blank file into the following path:

    modules/EmailTemplates/metadata/

         2) Add a blank file named: "studio.php". No need to add any PHP tags or anything. Make it completely blank.

        

         3) After adding a file, check into studio, you will definitely find the "EmailTemplates" module there. No need to perform "QRR".

        Let me know, if it works or not.

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    Hello Jeff C,

        By default, Email or Email Templates modules are not listed in Studio. But you can enable these and other modules which are by default not visible in Studio. Kindly follow the following steps:

         1) You can achieve the same by just adding one blank file into the following path:

    modules/EmailTemplates/metadata/

         2) Add a blank file named: "studio.php". No need to add any PHP tags or anything. Make it completely blank.

        

         3) After adding a file, check into studio, you will definitely find the "EmailTemplates" module there. No need to perform "QRR".

        Let me know, if it works or not.

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