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?

If I use the following I get a single comma as the result. Confident the user has an avatarI'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.

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.