In the send_mail.html view I have a link which reads like:
Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser
When I send the mail and open it this link reads like:
Having trouble viewing this email? View it in your browser
Does one of you know why the href isn't being rendered?
Kind r
cache the mail and only access it if its no longer cached?
Or have a table that stores all sent mailings
sent_mail
-> bedrijf
-> message
You still query the database, but you have to store the info somewhere
at some point in time if it is to be accessed later.
-Thadeus
On Sat, Mar 20,
I have another question:
In case the user would like to view the html mail in his browser, I
have got the following line of code:
{{if not request.function=='browser_version':}}
Having trouble viewing this email? View
it in your browser
{{pass}}
I would like to use the same view, h
Denes and Alexandre,
Your replies were very helpful and helped me understand and solve the
problem, thanks.
Thadeus,
> Use the following class lined out in the wiki, works like a charm.
I will, in one of the next iterations. At the moment I am not yet
proficient enough in Python to completely
The reason is because the content type is encoded as Text not HTML.
Without the proper meta information sent to the SMTP server, emails
will not display correctly.
Use the following class lined out in the wiki, works like a charm.
http://wiki.web2py.com/Sending_Email_with_Plain_Text_HTML_Versions
the trick is that
message is first text, then html
mail.send(to=[recipient],subject='Controleer uw adresgegevens in
Fitwise',message=message)
will result in a text message.
to render as html, is :
mail.send(to=[recipient],subject='Controleer uw adresgegevens in
Fitwise',message=[None,message])
Annet,
maybe this will help
http://groups.google.com/g/4247fb7b/t/4b6d3b0c8a822c83/d/7964e5b019d1c3d9
On Mar 19, 12:49 pm, annet wrote:
> In my application all functions related to sending mail from it work.
> The main function reads like:
>
> def send_mail():
>
> nfas=db(db.nfa.nfatype==4).sele
In my application all functions related to sending mail from it work.
The main function reads like:
def send_mail():
nfas=db(db.nfa.nfatype==4).select(db.nfa.ALL,orderby=db.nfa.bedrijf)
for nfa in nfas:
context=dict(nfa=nfa)
message=response.render('clublocatormail/
send_mail
Hi Denes,
> because you have for nfa in nfas: so each nfa is a record
> (from the group of records or 'Rows' object called nfas)
This is what caused my confusion, in my cms app I had the following
lines of code:
record=db(db.betalingsgegevens.bedrijf==auth.user.bedrijf).select()
record_id=re
On Mar 14, 4:18 am, annet wrote:
> Hi Denes,
>
> This send_mail function works:
>
> def send_mail():
>
> nfas=db(db.nfa.nfatype==4).select(db.nfa.ALL,orderby=db.nfa.bedrijf)
> for nfa in nfas:
> context=dict(nfa=nfa)
> message=response.render('clublocatormail/
> send_mail.htm
Hi Denes,
This send_mail function works:
def send_mail():
nfas=db(db.nfa.nfatype==4).select(db.nfa.ALL,orderby=db.nfa.bedrijf)
for nfa in nfas:
context=dict(nfa=nfa)
message=response.render('clublocatormail/
send_mail.html',context)
recipient=nfa.adres
mail.s
Hi Annet, long time no see.
>From the gluon/tools.py source under class Mail function send:
to: list or tuple of receiver addresses; will also accept single
object
Hope this helps,
Denes.
On Mar 12, 12:34 pm, annet wrote:
> I am trying to work out a working version of this: Using the Template
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