Entity: set field value using tokens

What is the entity you want to set the field on?

field name: name of the field
entity: entity with that field
value: value to set

Thanks.
That was my thought too, the content type. So I took [node:content-type:locatie]

Here's the complete setup:

Method: set only when empty
Strip tags: no
Trim: no
Field name: [node:field_volledig_adres]
Save entity: yes
Field value: [node:field_straatnaam:value] [node:field_huisnummer:value]
Entity: [node:content-type:locatie]

The tokens I took from /admin/help/token

Got it going.

The token value is [field_volledig_adres] instead of [node:field_volledig_adres]

Wonder why /admin/help/token is giving me this token value then.

I forgot to mention this before: thank you for this very exciting module. Great work, very welcome addition to the Drupal experience!

Yes, it can be confusing, which syntax to use where. Mine would look like this:

Method: set only when empty
Strip tags: no
Trim: no
Field name: field_volledig_adres
Save entity: yes
Field value: [node:field_straatnaam:value] [node:field_huisnummer:value]
Entity: [node:content-type:locatie]

... if you had another token set to the correct entity you want to set field_volledig_adres on, you would use that without square brackets for Entity.

The token browser lets you see what tokens are available on each entity type -- but the first part of that token needs to be replaced with the actual token you want to operate on. Many events do create a "node" token for you -- almost all create an "entity" token plus a token with the entity type id.

I highly recommend reading https://ecaguide.org/eca/concepts/tokens/ , and the other docs there, it will help you come up to speed quickly...

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