What are you trying to achieve?
I would like to map the metadata IDs directly to Telegram or to the SMS API. In WooCommerce, I can see that in metadata collection 2 there is one piece of information I’d like to send to the customer, and in metadata collection 3 there is another piece of information I want to include. This information refers to the dates and hours related to the workshop rental period.
Screenshots: scenario setup, module configuration, errors
What are you trying to achieve?
I would like to map the metadata IDs directly to Telegram or to the SMS API. In WooCommerce, I can see that in metadata collection 2 there is one piece of information I’d like to send to the customer, and in metadata collection 3 there is another piece of information I want to include. This information refers to the dates and hours related to the workshop rental period.
Screenshots: scenario setup, module configuration, errors
Hey Grzegorz,
are the start and end date always items 2 and 3 in the Meta Data array? If yes - then you can use their order index to access them. If not, then you can use a first(map()) combo to find the value using the key.
Hi Stoyan,
As I see, it’s always 2 and 3. I’ve been playing with the Iterator and Array Aggregator, but it’s still the same. I’m not able to map deeper structures
or maybe I just don’t fully understand how it works yet.
Ok, I finally solved this problem — it was so easy… but we’re learning through experience!
Below you can see all the information from WooCommerce:
On the begining I maped those values like that:
I tried many different solutions, but the problem was with the mapping. No additional modules were necessary. In the end, I simply displayed the detailed addresses by adding the bundle numbers directly in the source path. Like here:
And finally telegram or SMSAPI deliver those information to customer 
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