NAV 2013 Mail - No New Line characters?

Shedman

Having upgraded my database to NAV2013, I had an issue with sending out my digital invoices. So checking out the new codeunit 397 - Mail, I have successfully modified my code to use the same coding that is used there.

So now I get my e-mail, with everything in it; to address, cc addresses, subject, attachment(s) and body text. So far so good.


The only thing I cannot get to work is new lines in the body text. Not with CR/LF characters, not with System.Environment.NewLine dotnet variable.
I use NAV2013 NL (build 33781) and 32-bit Outlook 2013.


Anyone got this working?

ara3n

char10 := 10;


FORMAT(CH10) will give you a new line.

Shedman

Thanks for your tip Rashed. Unfortunately it doesn't work.

I have added Char13, Char10 and a dotnet newline, but still I don't get new lines in my e-mail

CharLineBreak := 10;
LineBreak := FORMAT(CharLineBreak);
CharLineBreak := 13;
LineBreak := LineBreak + FORMAT(CharLineBreak);

OutlookMessageHelper := OutlookMessageHelperInstance.OutlookMessage;

ErrorNo := 0;

//OSendMail.SentOnBehalfOfName := 'facturering@eqgroup.nl';
OutlookMessageHelper.Recipients := ToName;
OutlookMessageHelper.CarbonCopyRecipients := CCName;
OutlookMessageHelper.Subject := Subject;
OutlookMessageHelper.BodyFormat := 2;
OutlookMessageHelper.ShowNewMailDialogOnSend := OpenDialog;

FOR i := 1 TO ARRAYLEN(Body) DO BEGIN
  IF Body[i] <> '' THEN
    OutlookMessageHelper.Body.Append(Body[i]);
  OutlookMessageHelper.Body.Append(CharLineBreak);
  OutlookMessageHelper.Body.Append(DotnetEnviron.NewLine);
END;

FOR i := 1 TO ARRAYLEN(AttachFileNames) DO BEGIN
  IF AttachFileNames[i] <> '' THEN
    OutlookMessageHelper.AttachmentFileNames.Add(AttachFileNames[i]);
END;

OutlookMessageHelper.Send;

The DotnetEnviron is a dotnet variable of type 'System.Environment.'mscorlib, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089''

mohana_cse06

try with

OutlookMessageHelper.BodyFormat := 1;

Shedman

mohana_cse06 wrote:

try with

OutlookMessageHelper.BodyFormat := 1;

Still no luck ...

mohana_cse06

I think you need to use LineBreak instead of CharLineBreak like below

OutlookMessageHelper.Body.Append(LineBreak);

Shedman

mohana_cse06 wrote:

I think you need to use LineBreak instead of CharLineBreak like below

OutlookMessageHelper.Body.Append(LineBreak);

](*,)

Thanks, that did the trick!

mohana_cse06

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