On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 12:05 PM, Brian D. wrote:
> It looks to me like it's pulling data from the 'Invoices.invoice'
> column in the database, replacing string tokens, and using it as the
> message body.
Yeah, I figured that out about 5 minutes after I sent my message.
Thanks though. This was dri
It looks like the html is in the database.
The message is generated from $result['Invoice']['invoice'].
My guess is the invoice is generated somewhere else and stored in
database, as a permanent record. This email code is just retrieving
the html from the database and sending it.
On Wed, Jul 1,
It looks to me like it's pulling data from the 'Invoices.invoice'
column in the database, replacing string tokens, and using it as the
message body.
-Brian
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On Wed,
We have inherited a CakePHP application that sends a formatted HTML
email when someone completes the site's registration process. The
method that invokes the email is:
$this->Invoice->send($districtInfo['District']['invoiceEmail'], 'PO
Order', $insert_data)
The problem I'm having is that I cannot
