sendgrid

I am trying to write a typescript app that uses sendgrid, but unlike with other definitions I got from typings the one from typings install sendgrid --ambient is causing me some headaches: I am able to instantiate the client like so: import * as sendgrid from 'sendgrid'; import Email = Sendgrid.Email; import Instance = Sendgrid.Instance; ... private client: Instance; ... this.client = sendgrid(user, key); And then later in the code I am trying to send an email, which is why ts is forcing me to import the EMail interface in the first place. var email = new Email(); ... this.client.send(email,

I've looked through Google and StackOverflow and can't figure this out. I've got a Rails 2.3.9 app using Ruby 1.8.7, trying to send email through SMTP like so: ActionMailer::Base.delivery_method = :smtp ActionMailer::Base.smtp_settings = { :address => "smtp.sendgrid.net", :port => '25', :domain => "************.com", :authentication => :plain, :user_name => "***********", :password => "**********" } My app backtrace looks like this: /Users/jared/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p334/lib/ruby/1.8/net/smtp.rb:551:in `initialize' /Users/jared/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p334/lib/ruby/1.8/net/smtp.rb:551:in

Google Cloud Functions allows you to easily activate a function upon a trigger (eg Firebase data change, HTTP request...). I am looking for a way to execute a function when a user sends (or typically replies) to a email address. For instance, my dashboard sends an email, I would like to catch the reply, parse the content and upload it to Firebase as a comment in my Dashboard. I understand that Google recommends to use Sendgrid. I however don't understand: - How to setup the trigger upon a reply - How to read the content and set the reading I only found how to send emails here One option if you

I want to send an invoice email with data unique to each user with Sendgrid. This seems like something so simple that no one has thought to include directions on how to do this. Within the email I want to populate four columns with 'N' rows with an array like: [{date: 05/05/15, amount: $30, user: abc123, type: A}, {date: X, amount: Y, user: Z, type: B} . . . ] I don't understand how I create this template or where this template is supposed to exist for me to call it to populate for a given customer's data. I looked at the Sendgrid videos: https://sendgrid.com/docs/User_Guide/Templates/index

I would like to send an email with calendar invite/appointment to both Outlook as well as non-Outlook client like gmail/yahoo. My application is hosted on Azure and I am using SendGrid for sending emails. Emails part is working just fine but I haven't found any fully working solution that works with both Outlook and other email clients. Here's the code snippet I am using to send email: var client = new SendGridClient(this.apiKey); var msg = MailHelper.CreateSingleEmailToMultipleRecipients( new EmailAddress(Sender, SenderName), recipients, subject, textcontent, htmlcontent); if

We do a lot of mailing and we use Sendgrid to give it unique arguments and categories. But for storage, archiving, filtering and search capabilities, I would like to give them some other custom headers too, something like a json format of this array array('user' => 300, 'item' => 8842, 'country' => 'Croatia'); Now, is it possible for such custom headers to hurt the passthrough rate of our emails? In other words, is there a chance of our emails triggering spam filters due to having such custom headers? Swift The convention for user defined headers is to prefix them with an X- . For example X-my

I continue to get this error from Laravel, but everything looks correct: Expecting response 250 but got "" with message "" From what I've been able to research, the problem occurs when sending email through Sendgrid (or any provider) and the receiving server responds with a blank code. Instead of passing along the blank code, SendGrid translates it into this; Sendgrid expects the 250 (every thing is okay) code, but gets nothing. I don't know how to fix this. I've come across a couple solutions, but they didn't work. For those who are interested, here is the code that sends the email via a

I have a web app that uses SendGrid's X-SMTP functionality to construct a single e-mail that is then merged and forwarded to a list of recipients specified in the X-SMTPAPI header. Documentation here: http://sendgrid.com/docs/API_Reference/SMTP_API/ I am using MVC.NET and sending the e-mail using a MailMessage object via smtp.sendgrid.net Everything seems to be working fine as far as merging values from the header and sending out the e-mails is concerned. However I have noticed that if I specify the same e-mail address multiple times in the "to" list, only a single e-mail is sent out (or at

I've followed the instructions for How to Send Email Using SendGrid with Azure to set up a SendGrid account on Azure. When I use NuGet to get the SendGrid package, it's a much newer version (8.0.5 vs 6.3.4) so the sample for actually sending email is no longer valid. So, I went over to the GitHub page and looked at the Quick Start section to see how the newer api works and I'm stuck--where in the world do I find/get my SendGrid api key? It's nowhere to be found on my Azure SendGrid account page. The SendGrid api keys documentation page has some info on API Keys management, but it makes no