AutoAction Email type: Substitutions to show Viewing User info

I have an AutoAction Email type sending an email after a user adds a new item into a Gallery. In my instance, it is always a CB Moderator editing or adding information to all CB profiles The email works perfectly to alert that the Gallery was updated, but shows the info for the Action User, whereas I need it to show for the Viewing User. So, that when a new item is added to a Gallery I can alert my Team that an addition was made to that particular profile.

Below are the substitutions I'm using, but this returns info for the Action User. I have read some posts about using #displayed, but that hasn't worked yet for me. Any suggestions on how to make this happen?

Use the "user" parameter in your substitutions to force the substitution to be from the viewing user instead of the auto action user. Example as follows.

[cb:userfield field="avatar" user="#me" reason="list" /]

Below are the special user values available.

#me = always viewing user
#displayed = always displayed user
#displayedOrMe = displayed user if they exist otherwise viewing user

If I use the following I get a single comma as the result. Confident the user has an avatar I've tried this with other fields I know are populated as well, and still get a single comma as the result. 



If I use the following I get my own image, the logged in user. So, this works, but not the user I need returned.

#displayed only works explicitly on profile display. It won't be of any use in your auto action. It doesn't work anywhere else.

So, this works, but not the user I need returned.

I understood you needing the viewing user? That's what #me does. If not please clarify "but shows the info for the Action User, whereas I need it to show for the Viewing User" as I'm not sure what user you're trying to get information from.

I'm trying to return the info for the user that is displayed on the screen as being edited. If I log in under my account and upload a file into "Bob Smith's" gallery, I need the email to say Bob Smith's gallery was updated. 

I have tried the below, but it only returns a single comma as a result:

The #me parameter works fine to return my (the logged in user) info, but #displayed just returns a "," no matter what field I try to return.

You'll have to get that information likely from the trigger. What trigger are you using? Again, #displayed only works for content directly rendered on profiles. It won't apply anywhere else and is pretty much exclusively for display usages (e.g. custom html fields).