Campaign section

The <campaign> section is where you define the generic campaign type, such as Email, SMS, or Push. It is also the container for all campaign-related sections and elements.

The <campaign> section is:

A child of the Contactlab section and is mandatory
Positioned:
- After the Auth section as the first entry of all campaign-related sections and elements ( <campaign>)
- After the last tag of all campaign-related sections and elements ( </campaign>)
- Before the last ( </contactlab>) tag in the XML instructions file

The <campaign> section includes the following children:

Child	Type	Description	Use
email	element	Email generic campaign type. See the Email message section.	Choose `<email>`, `<sms>` or `<push>`
sms	element	SMS generic campaign type. See the SMS message section.	Choose `<email>`, `<sms>` or `<push>`

Use

The appropriate generic campaign type, such as <email>, <sms> or <push>, is the container for all further campaign-related sections and elements. It is positioned:

As the first tag (for example, <email>) within the <campaign> section
As the last tag (for example, </email>) of all campaign-related sections and elements, but before the </campaign> tag

IMPORTANT:

Only one generic campaign type should be included in an XML instruction file.

Example:

    <contactlab>
        <auth>
            …
        </auth>
        <campaign>
            <!– EMAIL DELIVERY –>
            <email>
            See the common section and Email message section topics.
            </email>
 
            <!– or SMS DELIVERY –>
            <sms>
            See the common section and SMS message section topics.
            </sms>
 
            <!– or FAX DELIVERY –>
            <fax>
            No longer supported.
            </fax>
 
            <!– or PUSH DELIVERY –>
            <push>
            See the common section and Push message section topics.
            </push>
        </campaign>
    </contactlab>

See Building a campaign with XMLDelivery and Working examples for more about the structure of a complete XML instructions file.

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