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Send #Email with Attachments from #Javascript
We’ve made a few updates to SMTPJS.com –
- We now allow attachments, so you can get your Javascript to include an attachment with the email;
use sendWithAttachment:
Email.sendWithAttachment( "from@you.com", "to@them.com", "Subject", "Body", "host.yourisp.com", "username", "password", "http://url-where-your-attachment-file-is-stored"); - We now assume your SMTP server supports SSL. If it doesn’t … it should! 🙂
- We’ve secured all client-server communications using HTTPS for added security.
- We now use CORS for client-server communication, which currently has 95.33 % browser coverage.
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Network Programming in .NET 
Hi, it is a great tool!
I want to know that how to send a mail which has multiple attachments?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi this is a great tool!
I want to know that how to send a mail which has multi-attachments?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi this is a great tool!
I want to know how to send email with multiple attachments?
Thanks in advance.
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How do I attach the files from local storage which needs to send over the mail?
Enlighten me.
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Currently attempting to send with data uri,
the data uri seems valid, I’ve checked it with a decoder and it seems to work.
I call via:
Email.sendWithAttachment(
from_email,
to_email,
“This is a subject”,
“this is the body”,
smtp_server,
smtp_uname,
smtp_pwd,
datauri,
function (msg) {console.log(msg)}
);
and I’ve used the exact same setup sans datauri to successfully send an email with Email.send.
Any thoughts?
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