What version are you using ? This way of sending mails has disappeared
in 1.2, you're now adviced to use a tierce mailer (Swift for example).
For 1.2 users I wrote nahoMailPlugin. You'll then change your action
into a component, and your code would be rewritten like this
(information of subject and recipient is moved from the mailer action
to the nahoMail call) :
nahoMail::send($subject,
nahoMail::getBody('component', 'mail/SendPasswordRemind'),
$recipient);
On 30 mar, 17:53, xhe <[email protected]> wrote:
> This question seemed simple, but I can not find answer, can you shed
> some light?
>
> I want to put all the email handling into one module and then use one
> function call to call that email and go back to the calling point.
>
> In the past I can easily use $this->sendEmail("module","action"), that
> is a very easy way. Now, in sfMail, we no longer have sfMailer, so I
> used swiftmailer instead.
>
> So in the calling point, I used this way:
>
> $controller = $this->getContext()->getInstance()->getController();
> $controller->sendEmail('mail', 'SendPasswordRemind');
> $this->renderText("done");
>
> and then in the mail module, I set an action sendPasswordRemind to
> send email, in which I used swiftmailer.
>
> But I don't know why it just suddenly failed, all the actions are not
> performed in sendPasswordRemind action, but if I remove this action,
> symfony will through error, telling that module/aciton does not exist.
>
> So can you tell me how you organize your emails into one module and
> how do you call them?
>
> Thanks.
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