email-attachments

I am trying to attach a PDF file called download.pdf to an email in my Android App. I am copying the file first to the SDCard and then attaching it the email. I'm not if relevant, but I am testing on a galaxy tab device. The external storage path returns mnt/sdcard/ My code is as follows : public void sendemail() throws IOException { CopyAssets(); String emailAddress[] = {""}; File externalStorage = Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(); Uri uri = Uri.fromFile(new File(externalStorage.getAbsolutePath() + "/" + "download.pdf")); Intent emailIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND);

I know how to read a file on the server and attach it to an email in PHP, but I wanted to know if I could attach a file that is created by my script but not created on the server (kinda like a temp file). So create file in memory and attach it to email. Bonus: might need to create multiple files as well, would this be too much for the server to handle? I'm not talking GB's but like 5 files with 1000 lines each? Yes you can do that, as long as whatever email library you're using supports it. If you're not using one, you should be! No, 5 files won't be too much for your server unless you bought

I am wanting to attach a PDF document using nodemailer and node.js, however, the only examples I am finding for attachments with nodemailer is with .txt files ( here ). Does anyone know if PDF document attachment is supported with nodemailer? Initially it appears a PDF can be attached, yet the PDF file that arrives through the email appears to be damaged (see image). Code: (Adapted from Mahesh's answer) fs.readFile('/filePath/fileName.pdf', function (err, data) { if (err) throw err; var mailOptions = { from: 'Test <formEmail@gmail.com>', // sender address to: 'toPersonName <toEmail@gmail.com>'

I want to use swift to implement in-app email. When I click the button, the email window pops up. However, I am unable to send my email. Moreover, after I click cancel-delete draft, I cannot go back to the original screen. import UIkit import MessageUI class Information : UIViewController, MFMailComposeViewControllerDelegate{ var myMail: MFMailComposeViewController! @IBAction func sendReport(sender : AnyObject) { if(MFMailComposeViewController.canSendMail()){ myMail = MFMailComposeViewController() //myMail.mailComposeDelegate // set the subject myMail.setSubject("My report") //To recipients

We have a Html Builder, that allows you to create responsive html for emails. We are using a third party engine to send the emails in bulk. The problem is, when email is being opend in gmail inbox, it shows download icon on some of images (not all), while their generated html is same when compared to images without download icons. Why would gmail add download icons for images on emails. Looks like its treating images like attachment. Any info, fix or suggestion is appreciated ?? Here is the generated html that we are sending- <table align="center" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"

I add an attachment like this: System.Net.Mail.Attachment attachment = new System.Net.Mail.Attachment(AttachmentPath); msg.Attachments.Add(attachment); But I want to make it attach as a different name, the actual file name is very long and confusing I would like it to attach as "file.txt", is there an easy way to do this without having to make a copy of the file? Kev How about: System.Net.Mail.Attachment attachment = new System.Net.Mail.Attachment(attachmentPath); attachment.Name = "file.txt"; // set name here msg.Attachments.Add(attachment); You need to load the attachment from a stream and