📝 Add variable result saving notice
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In this panel you can see all the variables declared in your bot. There, you can easily rename, edit, delete your variables.
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In this panel you can see all the variables declared in your bot. There, you can easily rename, edit, delete your variables.
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By default, a variable is not saved in the results table. You can change it by enabling the `Save in results` option in the Variables panel.
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## Advanced concepts
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## Advanced concepts
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Here is a quick video that showcases advanced concepts about variables:
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Here is a quick video that showcases advanced concepts about variables:
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Then the variables will be prefilled as following:
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Then the variables will be prefilled as following:
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- Email => test@test.com
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- Email => <test@test.com>
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- First name => John
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- First name => John
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Prefilling variables using the embed library is even easier. You need to add an object named `prefilledVariables` that contains a dictionary of your values. For example:
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Prefilling variables using the embed library is even easier. You need to add an object named `prefilledVariables` that contains a dictionary of your values. For example:
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