So my workaround for http://www.visualcron.co...sts&t=4637#post19744  is not working.

This seems like it should work, but it doesn't:

1. Get a list of computer
2. Start a loop
3. Set a USERVAR called CURRENT_LOOP_VARIABLE to the {LOOP(CurrentValueX)}
4. Restart the computer by using {USERVAR(CURRENT_LOOP_VALUE)}

Those steps work fine. However, if there is an error in #4, I generate an email notification with the body that contains this:
Loop Value: {USERVAR(CURRENT_LOOP_VALUE)}

Somehow when there is an error, this is the result of the above line:
Loop Value: [Current context (running Task) is not in a loop]

I know the email notification task is not in the loop, but I'm not referencing the loop, I'm referencing a USERVAR.

Hi,

this has never worked because the Loop Variables have not been transferred to the new context of Notifications. However, we made some changes in the latest beta, please try it:

http://www.visualcron.co....aspx?g=posts&t=4656 

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But I'm not using a Loop Variable in the email notification. I'm using a User Variable. That same User Variable value is available even after the loop ends. Why is the email notification even attempting to access the Loop Variable not the User Variable?