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Read receipt Outlook Email from Nav 2009 Codeunit 397
John29
Member Posts: 3
Hi,
Saw no successful resolutions on how to get read receipts using Nav emails triggered by codeunit 397, but got lucky and worked it out.
I inserted code in codeunit 397 as follows:
OSendMail.OpenDialog := OpenDialog; //standard
OSendMail.ReadReceiptRequested(gReadReceipt); //Custom
MailSent := OSendMail.Send; //standard
gReadReceipt is a global variable, populated by calling another function with the single line of code:
gReadReceipt := pReadReceipt; //pReadReceipt being a passed boolean variable
The effect of the function is to allow control over which emails require the read receipt.
Had lots of great resolutions off this forum; thought it only fair if I (ever) worked one out that I couldn't see there already, that I'd upload it. Apologies to anyone I'm teaching to suck eggs.
Saw no successful resolutions on how to get read receipts using Nav emails triggered by codeunit 397, but got lucky and worked it out.
I inserted code in codeunit 397 as follows:
OSendMail.OpenDialog := OpenDialog; //standard
OSendMail.ReadReceiptRequested(gReadReceipt); //Custom
MailSent := OSendMail.Send; //standard
gReadReceipt is a global variable, populated by calling another function with the single line of code:
gReadReceipt := pReadReceipt; //pReadReceipt being a passed boolean variable
The effect of the function is to allow control over which emails require the read receipt.
Had lots of great resolutions off this forum; thought it only fair if I (ever) worked one out that I couldn't see there already, that I'd upload it. Apologies to anyone I'm teaching to suck eggs.
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