>
> Hi Ramos, I can see here Lotus Notes roots :-) But defnitely some auth
> based functions would be nice as part of web2py as they are generaly
> usefull. They could be even part of auth object. Someting like
> auth.my_groups(), auth.my_roles(), auth.emails_for_group(group_
> name), auth.fi
Hi Ramos, I can see here Lotus Notes roots :-)
But defnitely some auth based functions would be nice as part of web2py as
they are generaly usefull. They could be even part of auth object. Someting
like auth.my_groups(), auth.my_roles(), auth.emails_for_group(group_name),
auth.find_by_email(e
Web2py has html helpers for some reason rigth?
Its the same principle.
I know its not a priority. 99,99% dont need it but could be added to that
document that compares web2py to others, showing less code in web2py.
I just dont link my keyboard!!
Thank you
2013/1/11 Niphlod
> It's hardly a "fea
It's hardly a "feature" when you can do it in less than 10 lines of code.
You want to send it in a "to" list, another one could want to do a "cc",
another one a "cc" with a "ccn" of the 1 user registered and so on..
Let's try to not blow web2py up with those shortcuts.
def send_to_groupname
But it would be nice to do it like
mail.send('[administrators]','**Message subject','Plain text body of the
message')
It would be much simpler for people developing apps that sends a lot of
email between users and groups
like workflow apps.
Can you put it in the wish list?
2013/1/11 Niphlod
no, you need to pass a list of email addresses. It's not difficult to
retrieve that info given the name of the group, you must only do a query to
do that.
On Friday, January 11, 2013 12:15:14 PM UTC+1, Ramos wrote:
>
> Hello,can i send an email to a group
> like
>
> mail.send('[administrators]'
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