I am at a loss then you must have changed something about the Entity Type. Or you misspelled something. It works just fine in my testing.
I create this rule
guess …
Append a show message action to see what that tag actually returns.
I am wondering if it cant read that because hes constraining it to Delivery Entity only. I would think that wouldnt matter though if it has ticket access.
The action probably didnt fire at all cus you have it set after Close ticket.
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Show message action is a great tool for debugging things like this.
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Eveyrhing works like a charm, it’s all Gmail’s problem …
Don’t use gmail at all …
Here are my configurations and the result.
The only problem is the {ORDERS}
In earlier pos i wrote that i use my host settings and didn’t work, after i spoke today with Tech Department the informed me that they have a “super” security system and only they can disable it !!!
So we disable it and everything is OK
neither
is working
It seems that i can’t have {ORDER} or anything close to that on email body so i decide to print ticket to a file and have it as an attachment to an email.
I want it in pdf format, I set printer to pdf but the export file is broken …
Any idea ?
In theory if you print to text file you should be able to use a script to read that test file into the message body in pretty much whatever layout goes on ticket.
Or even a script to read direct from the orders table and generate a message body.
I have a script which generates a JSON array for each order on a ticket which should be fairly straight forward to produce a line per order body with format like;
{QTY} x {ORDER} {PORTION(if not normal)} - {PRICE}
You would just need to feed TicketId into the script as part of the email action/rule
Find function itemized(PostTicketId) in my PMS Integration topic.
It will need some adapting…
Few parts will be irrelevant.
Also note there are a couple of dependent scripts which are being loaded at the top of the script, you will also need these either as part of it or dependent like mine.
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something more simpler is a script to read the txt file and the body will be a {CALL:???.???}
Have a look at this topic.
Was based arround reading a txt file.
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My file export name is c:\tickets\{DATE:ddMMyyyy-HHmmss}.txt
with this simple script i call it in my email {CALL:read.ticket}, but the email is empty
so i supose that {DATE:ddMMyyyy-HHmmss} is not valid for script ?
even with fixed name still not working …
Handler: read
function ticket() {
var ticket = file.ReadFromFile('c:\\tickets\\{DATE:ddMMyyyy-HHmmss}.txt');
return ticket ;
}
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S M T P Server: smtp-mail.outlook.com
S M T P User: youremail
S M T P Password: yourpassword
S M T P Port: 25
To E Mail Address:
Subject:
C C Email Addresses:
From E Mail Address:
E Mail Message:
File Name:
Delete File:
Bypass Ssl Errors: False
Retry Count:
Retry Minutes:
Use {TICKET ID} for file name in print action.
Then change to;
function ticket(inputTicketId) {
var ticket = file.ReadFromFile('c:\\tickets\\'+inputTicketId+'.txt');
return ticket ;
}
Then your call will be;
{CALL:read.ticket({TICKET ID})}
PS. even if {DATE:ddMMyyyy-HHmmss} did work in tickets its within quotes so would be treated as a string not a variable
file.ReadFromFile('c:\\tickets\\{DATE:ddMMyyyy-HHmmss}.txt');
Thats what the + + is about;
var ticket = file.ReadFromFile('c:\\tickets\\'+inputTicketId+'.txt');
'c:\\tickets\\' + inputTicketId + '.txt'
^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^
string plus variable plus sting
So is inputTicketId was 12345 it becomes;
var ticket = file.ReadFromFile('c:\\tickets\\ 12345.txt');
'c:\\tickets\\Ticket: ' + inputTicketId + '.txt'
So your filename would be 'Ticket: 12345.txt'
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For some reason Samba is searching for 0.txt
and the output file name is {TICKET ID}.txt
with ticket id i started in first place and then i set it as date format
[Exception Info 1]
Top-level Exception
Type: System.IO.FileNotFoundException
Message: Could not find file 'c:\tickets\0.txt'.
Source: mscorlib
Stack Trace: at System.IO.__Error.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode, String maybeFullPath)
at System.IO.FileStream.Init(String path, FileMode mode, FileAccess access, Int32 rights, Boolean useRights, FileShare share, Int32 bufferSize, FileOptions options, SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES secAttrs, String msgPath, Boolean bFromProxy, Boolean useLongPath, Boolean checkHost)
at System.IO.FileStream..ctor(String path, FileMode mode, FileAccess access, FileShare share)
at System.Net.Mail.AttachmentBase.SetContentFromFile(String fileName, String mediaType)
at System.Net.Mail.AttachmentBase..ctor(String fileName)
at System.Net.Mail.Attachment..ctor(String fileName)
at Samba.Services.Implementations.EMailService.<>c__DisplayClass3_0.<InternalSendEmail>b__2(String x)
at System.Collections.Generic.List`1.ForEach(Action`1 action)
at Samba.Services.Implementations.EMailService.InternalSendEmail(String smtpUser, String smtpPassword, Int32 smtpPort, String toEmailAddress, String ccEmailAddresses, String fromEmailAddress, String subject, String body, String fileName, Boolean bypassSslErrors, MailMessage mail, SmtpClient smtpServer)
at Samba.Services.Implementations.EMailService.SendEmail(String smtpServerAddress, String smtpUser, String smtpPassword, Int32 smtpPort, String toEmailAddress, String ccEmailAddresses, String fromEmailAddress, String subject, String body, String fileName, Boolean deleteFile, Boolean bypassSslErrors, Int32 retryCount, Int32 retryMinutes)