Hi Friends!
I have a controller action that can render the response in pdf format as
well as html format.
Now, I need to attach a pdf file rendered by the above action to an
email on the fly.
How can I do this?
What is the the best practice?
Many thanks!!!
Rails L. wrote:
Hi Friends!
I have a controller action that can render the response in pdf format as
well as html format.
Now, I need to attach a pdf file rendered by the above action to an
email on the fly.
How can I do this?
What is the the best practice?
Not everything has an official “best practice”. But if I were you, I
wouldn’t do this. I don’t like getting large attachments. What I
recommend instead is to send an e-mail message with the URL for the
generated PDF file.
Many thanks!!!
Thanks Everybody!
I have figure out myself how to do this.
I just passed the binary data of the PDF to the mailer and then create
the attachment.
Thanks again!
Marnen Laibow-Koser wrote:
wouldn’t do this. I don’t like getting large attachments. What I
recommend instead is to send an e-mail message with the URL for the
generated PDF file.
+1 for that idea from me too. Not everyone reads mail in a “webmail”
environment. If you pull your email on a small phone this is
especially painful. The URL scheme let’s the user choose.
Bob