The SingleItem activity type
The SingleItem activity type helps define the logic when Marketing Automation enrolls contacts into campaigns.
You use the SingleItem activity type when you want to perform a marketing action and afterwards proceed directly to another activity type. For example, it can send an email to the contact and then send an SMS with a unique and personal code.
Item structure
The SingleItem activity type contains the following structure:
Properties
The SingleItem activity type has the following properties:
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Ingoing paths |
1 |
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Outgoing paths |
1 |
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Title and subtitle |
Displayed when the activity type parameters are defined. |
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Logic positions |
Before or after other |
Supported CSS classes
The SingleItem activity type supports the following CSS classes:
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CSS class |
Undefined |
Defined |
|---|---|---|
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Sample TypeScript implementation
This is a sample implementation of the SingleItem activity type:
sample/src/sample-single-item-activity-type.ts
import { SingleItem } from '@sitecore/ma-core';
export class SampleSingleItemActivityType extends SingleItem {
getVisual(): string {
const subTitle = this.isDefined ? 'Count: ' + this.editorParams.count : '';
const cssClass = this.isDefined ? '' : 'undefined';
// The CSS class can either be marketing-action or other-element.
return `
<div class="marketing-action ${cssClass}">
<span class="icon">
<img src="/~/icon/OfficeWhite/32x32/gearwheels.png" />
</span>
<p class="text with-subtitle" title="Sample single item">
Sample single item
<small class="subtitle" title="${subTitle}">${subTitle}</small>
</p>
</div>
`;
}
get isDefined(): boolean {
/*
The editorParams property value is the object that is serialized from the activity editor.
If the activity is undefined, the editorParams property will evaluate to {}.
*/
return Boolean(this.editorParams.count);
}
}