Sending E-mail with Send Mail Action

In the applications you develop with Kuika, you can perform configuration and parameter definition operations for the e-mail template you created using the Send Mail action from the system actions.

In an example scenario, follow the steps below, considering that an e-mail template created and containing parameters is given an action through the application screen:

1. After logging in to the Kuika platform, open the project you will work on from the Apps screen.

2. In the UI Design (1) module, drag and drop the Button element (4) under the Commonly (3) category from the Elements (2) panel on the left side to the screen.
3. After selecting the Button element, click the ADD ACTION button from the Properties panel on the right.

4. Select onClick → Notification → SendMail from the menu that opens.

Configure Send Mail Action Parameters

Mail Type Custom

1. The Custom option in the drop-down menu titled Mail Type (1) allows you to create the email content without using any template.
2. Under Custom, you need to enter the recipient email information via the Receivers (2) tab.
3. In the Subject (3) tab, you can specify the subject of the email to be sent. By adding optional parameters you can configure the sender, cc, bcc, file attachment and image attachment via base64 and enter the values of these parameters. You can pull the value information of all tabs under Custom option dynamically or statically using Symbol Picker .
4. The content is organized in the Body (4 ) tab under the action. You can pull the email content dynamically or statically with the Symbol Picker tool in the Body tab.

Mail Type Template

1. You can send e-mails using the e-mail template you created with the Template option in the drop-down menu titled Mail Type (1). First, after selecting Template as Mail Type, select the email template you want to use via the drop-down menu under the Templates heading.
2. Then, enter the recipient e-mail information via the Receivers (2) tab.
3. In the Subject (3) tab, specify the subject of the email to be sent.
4. The Verification Code (4) tab allows you to send a one-time code to authenticate users or confirm a specific transaction. The email template will list the parameters you added and you can enter these parameter values using Symbol Picker.