How do I send an email with different body by calling a method

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Hi All,

I have a requirement where i need to send an email alerts to few resources. That part of programming is completed. Here the twist is, i used 2 Event Handlers for this task (1. PreSave Event Handlers and 2. PostSave Event Handlers).

I have separated the Email Sending code logic into one method in (Email.cs) and calling that method in both Event Handler pages (PreSave.cs and PostSave.cs).

But my requirement is i have to send an email from while both event handlers triggered but while using PreSAve, i want BODY as STUDENTID, STUDENT NAME fields and field values and when i use PostSave, i want STUDENT_COURSE and STUDENT_PERCENTAGE in the body.
Please help me on how to do it? Any help will be appreciated.

Below is the code of line i am strucked to deal with (This line is in PreSAve and PostSave.cs):

EmailMethod.SendMail(this.FirstName, this.LastName, "Here i want to add about the mail body");

What I have tried:

I have tried creating a parameter (Name: String BODY) in EmailMethod.cs. But i am not sure how to enter the fields in between the body?

Posted 6-Jul-16 20:40pm

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Updated 8-Jul-16 2:59am

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Madhu Nair 7-Jul-16 2:49am

You can pass mail content in html format or in plain text to the BODY parameter.

Member 8010354 7-Jul-16 2:51am

I didn't understand. Can you please elaborate this point?

Madhu Nair 7-Jul-16 2:52am

can you post the method you are using for sending mail?

Member 8010354 7-Jul-16 3:38am

I have posted the line where i am struck. Please let me know if this is hard to understand and estimate to provide solution will share the complete code.

Madhu Nair 7-Jul-16 5:46am

Please post the whole code written in the method
EmailMethod.SendMail

Nayan Ambaliya 8-Jul-16 1:51am

Use identifiers in your body text parameter;
Example
This is the PRESAVE email with {{STUDENTID}} and {{STUDENTNAME}} and then replace {{}} with relevant parameters
and the same goes on with POST SAVE (Have different identifiers for variables.
You can also achieve this with String.Format(" {0}, {1}, email contents", StudentID, StudentName); but this will only work if you have same emails with various different variables. I think the first option will work for you.

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Ehsan Skardu · Answer 1 · 2016-07-08T02:59:00

Hi
Put your email template in any text file. with some variable like ~Name~ ,~Address~ etc; read it and replace the variable with values like

C#

private string GetBody(string FilePath,string Name,string Address)
{

  Return File.ReadAllTexT(FilePath).Replace("~Name~",Name).Replace("~Address~",Address);
}