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Word Templates As Email Body
Miklos_Hollender
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This is a nice feature because we can bring inside Navision the invoice e-mailing which we did formerly with an external tool. The issue is that the cover letter, the body of the email is for us just a long narrative text, nicely formatted, no database fields, just stuff like dear customer thank you for buying blah blah blah warranty blah blah we love you blah blah end. But I need it in two languages, so I cannot just type it as a fixed text in the Word template.
Creating a separate ML TextConstant for every section looks weird, and how do I even add the formatting? If I have a link in the middle of a long section, I create the text up to it as one text constant, the link as a second and the rest as a third one?
I would much rather write it directly in Word, but in that case I need to link a separate layout per language somehow.
Hmmm... one possibility would be customizing the Table77 GetEmailBody function that if the layout name ends with an _ like INVMAIL_ then it automatically goes looking for INVMAIL_ENU INVMAIL_DEU layouts depending on the report language...
Creating a separate ML TextConstant for every section looks weird, and how do I even add the formatting? If I have a link in the middle of a long section, I create the text up to it as one text constant, the link as a second and the rest as a third one?
I would much rather write it directly in Word, but in that case I need to link a separate layout per language somehow.
Hmmm... one possibility would be customizing the Table77 GetEmailBody function that if the layout name ends with an _ like INVMAIL_ then it automatically goes looking for INVMAIL_ENU INVMAIL_DEU layouts depending on the report language...
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Juhl
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You can have a look at the solution I made for a customer.
I share it here https://juhl.blog/2017/11/05/making-body-in-document-mailing-multilingual/Follow me on my blog juhl.blog5
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I have build a solution, where on the interaction template you can define a codeunit number, which is then called to prepare both header and data in some buffer table, and then interaction template is populated from that buffer table, rather from a hardcoded set of fields.
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I share it here https://juhl.blog/2017/11/05/making-body-in-document-mailing-multilingual/
Well of course that would not work if they change the language on the sales order instead of entering it on the customer card, but otherwise very fine solution. I could probably live with telling people to always enter it on the customer card and don't do it on the fly.
Heh, one of the Solution Centers we use typically sends me quotes in German but if it is a bigger project I request it in English to show it to my boss, so there isa legit business case for on the fly changing, but anyway