Use Email template as services

Hi,

Is it possible to use email template as services for example in my own controller ?
I have a Job which have to send mails based on template with contact entity, there’s a way to do it as simple as possible?

Thanks,
KnutFr

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[RodolfoParticipant]

Hi there,

Maybe calling the EmailTemplate entity? Something like:

PHP

$this ->getDoctrine() ->getRepository('OroEmailBundle:EmailTemplate') ->findAll();

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$this    ->getDoctrine()    ->getRepository('OroEmailBundle:EmailTemplate')    ->findAll();

There is other option here: https://github.com/orocrm/platform/blob/ae09ef7175a0febc079b33d7a0b4d2ceab7cbc91/src/Oro/Bundle/UserBundle/Mailer/BaseProcessor.php#L81

[KnutFrParticipant]

Hi,

I have another problem, I have a job which have to send mail to contact when his seniority is updated (every year) but nothing is sended (process execution is successful anyway).

My process.yml:

YAML

definitions: send_mail_wedding: # name of process definition label: 'Anniversary Wedding Process' # label of the process definition enabled: true # this definition is enabled (activated) entity: Oro\Bundle\ContactBundle\Entity\Contact # related entity order: 20 # processing order actions_configuration: - @send_email_template: from: 'contac@egsrcn.com' to: $email template: 'wedding_anniversary' entity: $contact triggers: # list of triggers send_mail_wedding: # Trigger on start_process field change - event: update # event on which the trigger performed field: seniority # field name to listen priority: 0 # priority of the job queue queued: true # this process must be executed in queue time_shift: 0 # this process must be executed with 60 seconds delay

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definitions:     send_mail_wedding:                                      # name of process definition         label: 'Anniversary Wedding Process'                            # label of the process definition         enabled: true                                        # this definition is enabled (activated)         entity: Oro\Bundle\ContactBundle\Entity\Contact            # related entity         order: 20                                            # processing order         actions_configuration:                - @send_email_template:                    from: 'contac@egsrcn.com'                    to: $email                    template: 'wedding_anniversary'                    entity: $contact   triggers:                                                    # list of triggers     send_mail_wedding:                                      # Trigger on start_process field change         -             event: update                                    # event on which the trigger performed             field: seniority                             # field name to listen             priority: 0                                     # priority of the job queue             queued: true                                     # this process must be executed in queue             time_shift: 0                                   # this process must be executed with 60 seconds delay

Everything is set, my mail template, my contact entity.
Am I doing something wrong ?

KnutFr

[RodolfoParticipant]

I can see that it’s being queued. Is your Job-Daemon running? Any logs to help us?

[KnutFrParticipant]

Hi,

Yes it’s always running but my job is a process and doesn’t appear in job queue.
Is there any logs for process ?

[RodolfoParticipant]

Did you run this command after you changed the process yml file?

PowerShell

php app/console oro:process:configuration:load

1	php app/console oro:process:configuration:load

If you run your application with debug mode /app_dev.php you’ll get a more verbose log on app/logs/dev.log. Otherwise, you can try app/log/prod.log.

I would like to have more experience with Email Process Triggers to help, so good luck!

[KnutFrParticipant]

There’s nothing on my log and also nothing in my system mail log …

Maybe a mistake in my “actions_configuration” syntax ?

[Yevhen ShyshkinParticipant]

Hello.

Look’s like process configuration is fine (you can omit “time_shift: 0” because it doesn’t do anything in this case). Now the possible reasons why process not executed:

1) process is not uploaded to DB (as @Rodolfo said) or disabled – it can be checked via UI at System > Processes

2) process not triggered because “seniority” field is not changed or entity has no such field (look’s like the most probable reason for me)

Couple of recommendations about process debugging:
– you can make this process not queued, check that it works without queue and only then make it queued again
– when you are testing queued process you can temporary stop job queue daemon, do required action, make sure that job appeared in queue and then start daemon again
– also when daemon is stopped you can manually run command to execute process job and check that it works as expected

Also, please, remember that job queue automatically cleared every day from successful jobs.

Feel free to post here results of your investigation – I’ll try to help.

[dwijadasParticipant]

Something similar I have been looking for. Kindly share if you managed to achieve this.

[KnutFrParticipant]

I haven’t found a solution yet, but how can I send a template mail to a Contact entity in a controler ? (email template is based on Oro Contact Entity).

For example, I have my $contact and my $template returned by Doctrine Entity Manager, there is a way to send it?

Thanks a lot,
KnutFr

[Yevhen ShyshkinParticipant]

Sure, you can use SendEmailTemplate::executeAction as an example.

So, you need to create Email object, fill it with data (from, to, subject, type), then render email body based on your template via EmailRenderer::compileMessage method, set this body to email model, and execute email sending via Processor::process.

[soloulearnParticipant]

I even have another hassle, I even have a activity which need to ship mail to contact whilst his seniority is updated (each year) but nothing is sended (procedure execution is successful besides). I’m using temp mail of https://owlymail.com/ for temporary registration.

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