You can't because there's only one template for alarms, but you can write the code in the template to display different things depending on the alarm type. Something like this:
#set($alarmName = $position.getString("alarm"))
#if($alarmName == "tow")
...
#elseif($alarmName == "sos")
...
Yep, this is my way too, but things get very ugly when I format more types.
Would it be possible to use Include or Parse?
Looks like it works.
If I create a tow.vm, make changes and parse it the way below, things work.
#elseif($alarmName == "tow")
#set($alarmName = "tow")
#parse( "./short/tow.vm" )
#stop
Hello, friends,
I would like to ask what is the correct way to use notification templates.
Now I create a computed attribute of type alarm and set a string there, for example 'tow'.
I create a notification type alarm and set tow for alarms.
Everything works, but I need to work with alarm.vm
How do I make it so that I use tow.vm instead of alarm.vm
Thanks