[Nathan2006]

Originally Posted by Hellcat

{name} is replaced by the name of the user that has sent you the original PM, or in other terms, with the name of the reciever of the auto-reply.

Ex:
UserA sends UserB a PM, UserB has autoreply enabled -> {name} = UserA

At least that's how it's supposed to be, anything else I will check and fix, since it's a bug then.

Hi,

As in my post above, The {to} and {from} don't work the only thing that does work is {name} but this only works as your user name as from not too.

This is the only one that works for me if setup like this:

Hi,

Thank you for your message.

I will get back to you shortly,

Regards,
{name}

If adding anything Hi {to} or Hi {from} they only leave a blank space and will not show the senders user name

I have tried this on alot of other user accounts with no luck