Send an email and DataCardValues

[Anonymous]

Hello Team,

Trying to send an email, the content of it is something like this:

Office365Outlook.SendEmail(Dropdown2.Selected.Usuario, "Tarea Creada: " & DataCardValue58.Text & ". Usuario: " &DataCardValue65.Text & ". Número de ID: " & Text(_ID), _Contenido);

Where _Contenido es:

Set(_Contenido, Concatenate("FYI ==> Hola ", Dropdown2.Selected.Nombre, " /n /n El usuario ", _Usuario, "ha creado la tarea número ", Text(_ID), ", con título ", DataCardValue58.Text, " y cuya descripción es <", DataCardValue59.Text, ">. Las horas programas serán: ", DataCardValue60.Text));

As you can see, I used different approach: concatenate, & y Set a variable. Nothing work. Always the email sent shows the datacardvalues in blank.

Wha I am doing wrong?

Thanks

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous On the Form where the Data Cards are, is the Item property set to an item before the 

Office365Outlook.SendEmail

Formula is run?

Also, if you can see the Form, does it appear to have any values in it at all or is it all blanks? 

[Anonymous]

Thanks @poweractivate 

I use a SubmitForm in a button outside of the form

Then I send the  email:

SubmitForm(Form7);
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(Dropdown2.Selected.Usuario, "Tarea Creada: " & DataCardValue58.Text & ". Usuario: " &DataCardValue65.Text & ". Número de ID: " & Text(_ID), _Contenido)

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous There are lot of blank values there. Can you take screenshot of Usario dropdown so I could see if it is blank or not too? 

By the way, is everything blank or just specific things?

What comes up blank in the email? Is it ALL or SOME of the following:

Usuario

DataCardValue65.Text

_ID (what is _ID?)

By the way _Contenido, - is it entirely blank, or just the Datacard values?

If it is just the Data Card values, tell me if these are blank in the email:

DataCardValue60.Text

DataCardValue59.Text,

DataCardValue58.Text

Dropdown2.Selected.Nombre (and which dropdown is this, and is the dropdown visually blank too on the Form?)

Then go through the above and check all the corresponding Controls and DataCardValues too, and see if anything is blank visually as it appears  in the form too.

If possible take some more screenshots (if it is allowed and possible) to see if those fields are blank even just visually and obviously right on the form itself. If they are blank, obviously they'd be blank in the e-mail too and the problem is they are blank on the Form (probably because Item property of Form is not resolving to any actual Record of any kind)

[Anonymous]

Thanks @poweractivate 

_Contenido is blank just for all the DataCardValues

This is the form filled

This is the button´s code:

SubmitForm(Form7);
Set(_ID,LookUp(Tareas, Title = DataCardValue58.Text, ID));
Set(_Usuario, DataCardValue65.Text);
Set(_Contenido, Concatenate("FYI ==> Hola ", Dropdown2.Selected.Nombre, " <br /> El usuario ", _Usuario, "ha creado la tarea número ", Text(_ID), ", con título ", DataCardValue58.Text, " y cuya descripción es <", DataCardValue59.Text, ">. Las horas programas serán: ", DataCardValue60.Text));
Office365Outlook.SendEmail(Dropdown2.Selected.Usuario, "Tarea Creada: " & DataCardValue58.Text & ". Usuario: " &DataCardValue65.Text & ". Número de ID: " & Text(_ID), _Contenido);
ResetForm(Form7)

This is the email result
Subject: Tarea Creada: . Usuario: . Número de ID:

Content: 

FYI ==> Hola Elias <br /> El usuario ha creado la tarea número , con título  y cuya descripción es <>. Las horas programas serán:

For dropdown2.Selected.Nombre and Dropdown2.Selected.Usuario (Dropdown2 which one is next to the button) works fine. Just is not working for any input allocated in a card in the form (but they are working for el SubmitForm).

May I help you with anything else?

Cheers 🙂

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous Tell me what is DefaultMode of the Form set to? Is it FormMode.Edit or FormMode.New?

Also as a test can you take out the SubmitForm temporarily, and see if it works for some reason?

If it does, after that, it will probably still need to be put back in there somewhere but for now, just check if it works without it.

[Anonymous]

It is in FormMode.New

If I take out the SubmitForm, It works.

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous Yes that is because FormMode.New upon call to SubmitForm it will change the Mode to Edit and it will clear out everything I believe.

To resolve it move SubmitForm to after the Email related Formulas (i.e. maybe right above ResetForm) and tell me if it works then.

If it works then maybe you have solved it after that.

[Anonymous]

It works. But I don´t really like the solution. I am sending a confirmation email before I submit the record... If finally the user can´t add the record? (the submit fails in some way)

What do you think?
Do you know another approach? 🙂

[poweractivate]

@Anonymous 

So to do this

1. Put SubmitForm(Form7)

2. Now take everything out from below it and move all of it to OnSuccess  of Form7, and then inside OnSuccess property of Form7, always from the formulas inside, access Self.LastSubmit.YourNameOfFieldHere instead of DataCardValue for all of them then it will work. At the very end of this OnSuccess as very last formula, you can put the ResetForm as well. 

3. Check if above works for you instead.