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Such a substitution doesn't exist. You'll have to use the built in +/- date conditions in the condition dropdown to modify a date.I don't find anything in substitutions tutorial about creating a substitution string representing a future date as an offset from today -
e.g. [cb:date format="PHP_DATE()_FORMAT" date="DATETIME + 30d" /]
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I don't know. I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish exactly. If it's meant to email them before they expire then don't set an after parameter or yes set it to just 1 day. If it's supposed to be "you're expiring soon!" notification then the below is probably ideal.What config setting can prevent Users A and B from getting into the queue?
or from being sent? - But do not send message if it's later than: 1 day after ?
Nothing. They just sit there until the sending queue is processed.What happens to emails in the send queue that aren't sent?
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