public static void SendTemplatedEmailExample()
{
// Creating a Tribal Email message object from a template.
// You can specify a user ID or a MailAddress to send the email to
// Optionally specify a from address, if none is specified the default site from name and email will be used
// Optionally specify a list of parameters
var userId = Permission.GetCurrentUserId();
EmailMessage email = TemplatedEmail.EmailMessage(userId, Constants.EmailTemplates.Base);
// Use the AddEmailParameter method to set the replacement text, example
email.AddEmailParameter("%HTMLBODY%", "Hello world");
// Send the email, the email is added to the queue and processed asynchronously so control is returned immediately to the caller, and the event log gets a log of the email sent with the parameters
// The email is sent immediately
AppGlobal.EmailQueue.AddToSendQueue(email);
// Or all-in-one
AppGlobal.EmailQueue.AddToSendQueue(
TemplatedEmail.EmailMessage(
userId,
Constants.EmailTemplates.Base,
new List <EmailParameter>
{
new EmailParameter("%HTMLBODY%", "Hello World")
}));
}
public static void SendingEmailExample()
{
// ***************************************************************************************************
// Create a normal email object or better use the Tribal one that allows parameter replacements
//****************************************************************************************************
// Creating a Tribal Email message object. Omit the 'from address' which will then default to the site standard from address (set in ConfigurationSettings table)
EmailMessage email = new EmailMessage("*****@*****.**");
email.Subject = "A subject with a %NAME% place holder";
email.Body = "Hi %NAME% this is a test email.";
// Use the AddEmailParameter method to set the replacement text, example
email.AddEmailParameter("%NAME%", "Peter Jones"); // %NAME% in the subject and body will be replaced by Peter Jones.
// If required add attachments or make other changes as normal as the Tribal email object inherits the standard one so all options are available
email.Priority = System.Net.Mail.MailPriority.High;
// Send the email, the email is added to the queue and processed asynchronously so control is returned immediately to the caller, and the event log gets a log of the email sent with the parameters
// The email is sent immediately
AppGlobal.EmailQueue.AddToSendQueue(email);
}