Bcc plugin placeholders not working

[nathank (Nathan Kershaw)]

@eviltrout

You can now use the placeholders {username} and {@username} to add message personalization for each recipient.

The Discourse-bcc plugin’s new feature has a glitch.

When I write this message from the user NathanK to my two test users, the placeholder only seems to work on the first user:

This is what I get for the first user, which is sweet:

However, this is what I get for the second user (note that the username is the first user’s):

[Qursch]

Ah, I see what I did wrong. Give me an hour or so and I’ll have a PR with the fix.

Fix customization logic

[nathank (Nathan Kershaw)]

Awesome - I look forward to the merge so it can be used ‘in anger’.

Have you considered bringing the UX a little more in line with the Discourse Canned Replies plugin? For example, using the following instead of {username} and {@username}:

1. %{recipient_name}
2. %{recipient_username}
3. %{@recipient}

[sam (Sam Saffron)]

Awesome, fix is now merged!