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Sending an email when the submit button in clicked in the Quick Report App?

GiatriLalla

Hi, I am new to QML and want to find out

1. Where in the FeatureServiceManager.qml should the NetworkRequest object be placed.

2. How do I call the emailHandler in the applyEdits function.

Thank you in advance.

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ErwinSoekianto

Giatri,

Answers to your original questions,

1. Where in the FeatureServiceManager.qml should the NetworkRequest object be placed.

Anywhere as long as it is inside the main Item component

Item{
.....
.....
}

preferably toward the bottom so that they are in the same area with other NetworkRequest components in this qml file

2. How do I call the emailHandler in the applyEdits function.

By calling the send() function, you can refer to the applyEditNetworkRequest in the same file to see how it is being used to call the NetworkRequest component.

Hope this helps,

Erwin.

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ErwinSoekianto

Giatri,

This has already been answered in this thread, https://community.esri.com/thread/192368-send-email-from-quick-report-app-when-user-clicks-submit-button

Thank you,

Erwin

GiatriLalla

Hi, thank you. However, there answers posted on the previous thread was not to clear for a beginner.

ErwinSoekianto

Giatri,

Answers to your original questions,

1. Where in the FeatureServiceManager.qml should the NetworkRequest object be placed.

Anywhere as long as it is inside the main Item component

Item{
.....
.....
}

preferably toward the bottom so that they are in the same area with other NetworkRequest components in this qml file

2. How do I call the emailHandler in the applyEdits function.

By calling the send() function, you can refer to the applyEditNetworkRequest in the same file to see how it is being used to call the NetworkRequest component.

Hope this helps,

Erwin.

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