MailComposer and MessageComposer types from the iPhone library allow the user to send mails and SMS messages from your app. The users will see a pre-filled form which they can modify and send.
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Not all devices support these two features. You should check whether the feature is supported or not. In this example it is done with this code:
The next step is to dim and initialize MailComposer or MessageComposer, fill the fields and show the composer:
The Complete event will be raised with the result:
The project is attached.
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Not all devices support these two features. You should check whether the feature is supported or not. In this example it is done with this code:
B4X:
mailButton.Enabled = mailc.CanSendMail
smsButton.Enabled = smsc.CanSendText
The next step is to dim and initialize MailComposer or MessageComposer, fill the fields and show the composer:
B4X:
Private Sub SendMail
'always dim and initialize the MailComposer before you use it
Dim mailc As MailComposer
mailc.Initialize("mailc")
mailc.SetToRecipients(Array("[email protected]", "[email protected]"))
mailc.SetSubject("This is the subject")
mailc.SetBody("This is the <b>body</b>.", True)
'create a file and add it as an attachment
File.WriteString(File.DirTemp, "1.txt", "hello world")
mailc.AddAttachment(File.DirTemp, "1.txt", "text/plain")
mailc.Show(Page1)
End Sub
The Complete event will be raised with the result:
B4X:
Sub Mailc_Complete (Result As Int)
If Result = mailc.RESULT_SENT Then
hd.ToastMessageShow("Message sent", True)
Else
hd.ToastMessageShow("Message was not sent", True)
End If
End Sub
The project is attached.