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LyodMichael
LyodMichael

Reputation: 85

design email body

here it goes, i have this code 

@MailSend(sample1;sample2:sample3; "";"sample, #"+number;
"Good Day! " +@NewLine+ "
Please click the link to see details of the sample for your Reference.. " +@NewLine+ " 
sample Details: ----->"+Category_1++@NewLine+"

Material 1----> "+Mat_1+@NewLine+"
Material 2----> "+Mat1_1+@NewLine+"
Material 3----> "+Mat2_1+@NewLine+"
Material 4----> "+Mat3_1+@NewLine+"
Material 5----> "+Mat4_1+@NewLine+"
Material 6----> "+Mat5_1+@NewLine+"
Material 7----> "+Mat6_1+@NewLine+"

Thanks "+@NewLine+" ";"";[IncludeDoclink])|
@Command([FileSave])|
@Command([CloseWindow]))

i wondering if i in this format how can i put table? like table view in php or table form.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 832

Answers (3)

Ramkumar
Ramkumar

Reputation: 842

In @MailSend, Your body content parameter is a text. So you can not insert any objects using @MailSend function.

If you want to insert any objects into the body content, You have two different ways.

One is Lotus script. You can use the NotesrichTextItem class for manipulating the body field.

Another way is @Formula, But it is not the straight way, You can use @Command(EditInsertTable) and @DialogBox("Memo")

Upvotes: 3

Ken Pespisa
Ken Pespisa

Reputation: 22266

Unfortunately in this format you can only add an ASCII grid, meaning you can add pipe and dash characters to present what appears to be a grid, and use a fixed width font with spaces to line up each column of data. Though, you can't set the font with this method either, sadly.

You can build the entire email using LotusScript, though, using the rich text classes, including constructing the table programmatically.

Upvotes: 7

Richard Schwartz
Richard Schwartz

Reputation: 14628

No, you would have to write LotusScript or Java code to do that. The Notes forumula language can only deal with simple text messages.

Upvotes: 2

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