Hi Kieran,
As you suggested I went a little deeper and found the problem.
I'm often faced with the need to send a quick email from my code while building
a response page for the user. For example, in this case, the admin user of the
website has a button to reset regular user passwords and the system
automatically sends an email with the new password to them.
If I build the ERMailDeliveryHTML passing my current context to it, it messes
up the context that, I assume, expects to work on the admin response page
rather than the email. I usually build the page with something like:
ERMailDeliveryHTML mail = new ERMailDeliveryHTML( ERXWOContext.newContext() );
This would give me a fresh new context suitable for the email while leaving the
regular one building the page response untouched.
Problem is that, by doing this, this new context does not seem to pick up the
localizer because it probably has no track of the session.
The solution that works for me is to create the email passing a clone of the
current context as in:
ERXWOContext regularContext =
(ERXWOContext)ERXThreadStorage.valueForKey(ERXWOContext.CONTEXT_KEY);
ERXWOContextnewContext = (ERXWOContext)context.clone();
ERMailDeliveryHTML mail = new ERMailDeliveryHTML( newContext );
Don't know if this is the advisable course of action. Hope this helps someone,
Regards,
Riccardo
On 24/ott/2012, at 19:26, Kieran Kelleher kelleh...@gmail.com wrote:
ERMailDeliveryHTML content is WOComponent-based, so assuming you are using
localized string elements, why not try debugging what's going on with getting
the current localizer in
er.extensions.localization.ERXLocalizer.currentLocalizer() if you are
generating emails in a background thread you may need to stuff the
appropriate localizer into ERXThreadStorage or sth like that.
On Oct 24, 2012, at 7:06 AM, Riccardo De Menna deme...@tuorlo.net wrote:
Hi all,
I'm delivering a standard password reset email using ERMailDeliveryHTML. It
works perfectly but my client has asked me to localize the website in
multiple languages and, I don't know why, but ERMailDeliveryHTML does not
seem to pickup the different .lprj folders in the components directory.
Setting the localizer to a different language has no effect and the email is
always sent in english.
I'm not even sure ERMailDeliveryHTML does support localization. Anyone knows
more about it?
Thank you,
Riccardo De Menna
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