I think you have the right idea with the solution you mention.
For me, I store all my email templates as partials in the templates
directory of the module they are used in. Then in the action, using
Swift mailer, I simply do something like:
$mailContext = array('name' => $user->getFirstname());
$message->addPart($this->getPartial('registration/htmlWelcomeEmail',
$mailContext), 'text/html');
On Oct 8, 1:04 pm, HAUSa <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> What is in your opinion the best way to store an e-mail template?
> In one of my actions, when an e-mail has to be sent to the user, I
> want to grab a template and replace some values.
>
> My idea is to create a module called "emails" and use the template
> folder, but maybe there is a less dirty method?
>
> Thanks!
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