Hello,
I have a problem when I use email template jjupin 3.1.5 ,the tags html are display in email,more details in screenshot.any help please
In the template use a custom replacement variable like $cDate$.
Then, before calling the sendEmail() function create your formatted custom date variable for cDate. See example below where I am formatting the created date into the cDate variable.
string format = "d/MMM/yyyy";
string cDate = formatDate(created, format);
sendEmail(from, to, cc, "Your issue:" + key, "testTemplate.tpl", "", key);
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Can I see the code you are using for your template?
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yes of course.
<!DOCTYPE>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8" />
<title></title>
</head>
<body>
<p>hello</p>
</body>
</html>
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In another instance with same version 3.1.5 of JJUPIN and Jira Core 7.0.10. it works but in my instance don't work.
thank you in advance
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I installed JIRA 7.0.10 and installed PS version 3.1.5 and I was able to receive emails without seeing the HTML. The fact that your template works on another version means there probably isn't an issue with the template. We have checked the only place I know of (user profile) that controls HTML/Text emails. You have tried using the sendHtmlEmail() function... I don't know what else to try.
Do you see anything in the logs that indicates there was a problem with sending the email?
Can you try removing the DOCTYPE tag and the <meta> tag completely?
Thanks
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Thank you very much @Jonathan Muse {Appfire},it works,I try just with <html>,<body> tags and with sendHtmlEmail().
I have another question please,I want to remove hour from template email
what I have 2018-01-29 00:00:00,what I want 2018-01-29
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our comapny force us to use 3.1.5
I try with simple tags like <! DOCTYPE ...><html> it's same problem
in screenshot all my configurations.
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Hi @anissa mekki, you are using version 3.1.5? How are you calling the email in your script?
Thanks, Jon
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Hi Jon,
Yes I use version 3.1.5, in the post function like this
string to =userEmailAddress(customfield_11262);
string subject="Le véhicule de "+customfield_11201+" "+customfield_11200+" sera livré";
sendEmail(to,subject, "template.tpl");
this template.tpl file is in C:\Atlassian-Jira\Application Data\JIRA\kepler\emails\template.tpl
and in sil configuration in Email Templates Directory I put emails.
thank you in advance.
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In 3.1.5 there were two functions to sendEmail() and sendHtmlEmail(). There is only one function since 4.0. Try the sendHtmlEmail() function. Also, in your user profile you can specify if you want to receive html or text emails. Make sure you have selected html.
Let me know if those help.
Thanks, Jon
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I used send Html Email() function and in user profile I choosed html but the same problem.
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Ok, I am going to see if I can get you some help from the developers. Any reason you are still on 3.1.5?
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The developers are suggesting that you try replacing <html xmlns...> with just <html>. And, replace <!DOCTYPE...> with just <!DOCTYPE html>.
Can you give that a try?
Also, they would like to know what you are using to read the emails.
Thanks
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