Hi.
what is "attach"? It is StringIO object. And these objects don't have
a name attribute.
try this:
mail.attach('mypdfname.pdf', attach.get_value(), 'application/pdf')
HTH,
Thomas
laspal schrieb:
> ok I can use cStringIO for it but my real problem is how to attach
> file in emailme
ok I can use cStringIO for it but my real problem is how to attach
file in emailmessage??
response = HttpResponse(mimetype='application/pdf')
response['Content-Disposition'] = 'attachment;
filename=report1.pdf'
buffer = StringIO()
p = canvas.Canvas(buffer)
pdf = buffer.getvalu
Hi Iaspal,
here is what I think:
- Why do you use try:...except? You don't see the real traceback.
If you want to add debugging information (eg. logging.error('...'))
you could do it like this:
try:
except:
logging.error('...')
raise # reraise exception
- Why do you use HttpRespons
Hi,
I am trying to generate pdf file and send the generated file by mail
to the user.
But I am getting value error as I am not sure how to attach file.
here is my view function:
def companies_report(request, companyid):
_user = request.user
sender = _user.email
company = Company.obje
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