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Hi,
I would prefer you to use delivered app package PT_WF_NOTIFICATION instead of send mail.
For sending emails, create an notification template and in that template use html tags to format your message content.
Regards,
Rahul Khandelwal
Yes, i agree with Rahul, I've used the notification class before to send HTML emails and it works great.
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Hi,
Can u pls give the code to get letters in bold.am using PT_WF_NOTIFICATION only bt unable to get in bold.
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Lucky
There is no code as such.. u need to use html tags in ur email template.
I have used html tags but they are displaying with tags in mail.
Below is the code.I have created a notification template and then used html tags but still unable to get the text in bold.The html tags are visible.Any idea how to avoid display of html tags?
Local PT_WF_NOTIFICATION:NotificationTemplate &ETemplate;
&Msg1 = MsgGetExplainText(30000, 5, "some text");
" | &Err_Msg | "";&Msg2 = "Descr:
&Msg = &Msg1 | &Msg2;
&ETemplate = create PT_WF_NOTIFICATION:NotificationTemplate("", "", "Example", "G");
&aryValues = CreateArrayRept("", 0);
&aryValues.Push(&Msg);
&xmlVars = &ETemplate.SetupGenericVars(&aryValues);
&Temp = &ETemplate.GetAndExpandTemplate(%Language, &xmlVars);
&mynotification.Message = &ETemplate.Text;
&mynotification.ContentType = "text/html; charset=UTF-8";
&mynotification.Send();
Thanks,
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