As Custom Registration issue is finally sorted, I have the last question left, in order to make my website functionable enough)
I have a repeater with player profiles. Once the Contact button is clicked, lightbox appears and I want a message, as well as sender’s information, to be sent as an email to the recipient + copy of that message to be sent over to me. Does anyone know how to do that?
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This should give you enough of information, to solve your issue.
And here a little template for you (i also once did some experiments on it).
https://russian-dima.wixsite.com/meinewebsite/blank-6
Good luck.
Tbf, I didn’t. Thanks again Dima, I will take a look once I am free! Have a great week!
Наконец-то я вернулся) Так, поехали!)
Just to start ball rolling, I will post your draft, as I have some questions, meanwhile I will keep looking for the information on the forum as well as on Velo Tech:
import wixUsers from ‘wix-users’ ;
$w.onReady( function () { });
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
export function button3_click(event) {send_Email ()}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
function send_Email (parameter) {
let userId = wixUsers.currentUser.id;
let value1 = “test@test.com”
console.log(userId)
console.log(value1)
wixUsers.emailUser( "DPCform1" , userId, {
“variables” : {
“name” : $w( “#DPCname1” ).value,
“variable1” : value1,
“variable2” : “value for variable2”
}
} )
.then( () => {
console.log( "Triggered email sent" );
} )
. **catch** ( (err) => {
console.log(err);
} );
console.log(( "Job done!" ))
$w( '#DPCname1' ).show()
$w( '#TXT1' ).text= "Test-Mail successfully sent. Delivery in about 15sec."
setTimeout(()=>{$w( '#DPCname1' ).hide()}, 3500 )
}
//"variable2": "value for variable2"
what does this part mean?
$w('#DPCname1').show()
$w('#TXT1').text="Test-Mail successfully sent. Delivery in about 15sec."
setTimeout(()=>{$w('#DPCname1').hide()},3500)
Is it just to confirm that the message was successfully sent?
let userId = wixUsers.currentUser.id;
let value1 = "test@test.com"
console.log(userId)
console.log(value1)
wixUsers.emailUser("DPCform1", userId,
{ "variables":
{
"name": $w("#DPCname1").value,
"text": $w("#DPCtext1").value,
"variable1": value1,
"variable2": "value for variable2"
}
}
)
text will be my actual comment.
Do you I need to mention anywhere in the code the end user (receiver), or, as it part of the Repeater and it is connected to the database, the end user will receiver a notification anyway if someone is gonna contact him/her?
Once again sorry for the silly questions)
I still couldn’t find a way how it make it work. After looking on Wix forum, the closest topic I managed to find is this one, however no one actually provided a solution:
https://community.wix.com/partners/forum/technical-talk/sending-email-to-another-site-member
The only thing I need is a recipient to receive an email notification once someone from the site members have contacted them directly (by submitting Lightbox on players profiles page).
Thanks
OK, have tried to play a bit with the code, however the recipient still doesn’t receive an email (I only get a confirmation as an admin, but that’s not what is needed):
import wixUsers from ‘wix-users’ ;
$w . onReady ( function () { });
export function button3_click ( event ) { send_Email ()}
function send_Email ( parameter ) {
let userId = wixUsers . currentUser . id ;
let value1 = “a@a.com” ; (// on a code have got my personal one)
let name ;
let email ;
console . log ( userId )
console . log ( value1 )
console . log ( name )
console . log ( email )
wixUsers . emailUser ( "SWMN4Vx" , userId , {
“variables” : {
“variable1” : value1 ,
“name” : name ,
“email” : email ,
“comments” : $w ( “#DPCtext1” ). value
}
} )
. then ( () => {
console . log ( “Triggered email sent” );
} )
. catch ( ( err ) => {
console . log ( err );
} );
console . log (( "Job done!" ))
}
Already have seen this post here…?
https://www.wix.com/velo/forum/coding-with-velo/send-triggered-email-to-a-user-not-logged-in
https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-users-backend/emailuser
https://www.wix.com/velo/reference/wix-crm-backend/emailcontact
You’ll need to do it from —> backend.
And you have still 2 other options…
Yes, I saw it before)
In my case it will be emailUser, as it will be done for site members only.
Have changed in to backend:
import wixUsersBackend from 'wix-users-backend';
export function button3_click(event) {send_Email ()}
function send_Email (parameter) {
let userId = wixUsersBackend.currentUser.id;
let value1 = "e**@gmail.com";
let name;
let email;
console.log(userId)
console.log(value1)
console.log(name)
console.log(email)
wixUsersBackend.emailUser("SWMN4Vx", userId, {
"variables": {
"variable1": value1,
"name": name,
"email": email,
}
} )
.then( () => {
console.log("Triggered email sent");
} )
.catch( (err) => {
console.log(err);
} );
console.log(("Job done!"))
}
And now it works for you ?
I assume it still does not work?
Perhaps you will learn something from here… (parralel-post similar to your needs)…
How to work with Back-End and Front-End…
Thank you Dima. But now I even more confused))
What do you I need to code in backend then?
In my case it will be emailUser ,… . ----> RIGHT !
Do the same like in the shown (parallel) example…, but using —> emailUser
Divide your code into 2-parts → Back-End + Front-End.
Backend-Code…
//Send a Triggered Email to a site member with variable values
import wixUsersBackend from 'wix-users-backend';
export function myBackendFunction() {
let userID = "Insert USER-ID here !" //first you will have to get the USER-ID
let value1 = "My variable VALUE !"
let value2 = "value for variable2"
let emailID = "Insert Email-ID here !" //first you will have to get the email-ID
console.log("User-ID: ", userID)
console.log("Value-1: ", value1)
console.log("Value-2: ", value2)
console.log("E-Mail: ", emailID)
wixUsersBackend.emailUser(emailID, userID, {
"variables": {
"variable1": value1,
"variable2": value2
}
})
.then(() => {console.log("Triggered email sent");})
.catch( (err) => {console.log(err);});
}
Front-End-Code:
import {InsertBackEndFunctionNameHere} from 'InsertCreatedJSWfileNameHere.jsw';
//in this case the backend-function-name is ---> myBackendFunction()
//{InsertBackEndFunctionNameHere} ---> {myBackendFunction}
$w.onReady(function() {
//generate your front-end-code here....
//calling myBackendFunction() in Back-End....
myBackendFunction();
});
Now you have 2-options…
You will surely want to send some DATA from front-end to back-end…
This would be —> option-2 —> sending first data from FE to BE & than RETURN…
$w.onReady(function() {
//generate your front-end-code here....
//calling myBackendFunction() in Back-End....
let myValue1 = "Here my message1, or what ever you want"
let myValue2 = "Another message here"
let User-ID = "1112223333444"
myBackendFunction(myValue1, myValue2, UserID); //-----------------> no expected result
let zzz = await myBackendFunction(myValue1, myValue2, UserID); // --> expected result
});
Receiving data on Back-End…
export function myBackendFunction(myValue1, myValue2, UserID) {
console.log(myValue1);
console.log(myValue2);
console.log(UserID);
let xxx = UserID+"999"
return xxx //<<--- RETURN back to Front-End..... (sending back RESULT of UserID)
}
Or would it be the better way, to get all the data right from beginning from back-end?
Tnx Dima!
I know it is a total mess, but this what I got to (Backend // directcontact.jsw):
import wixUsersBackend from ‘wix-users-backend’ ;
let userId = user . id ;
let isLoggedIn = user . loggedIn ; // true
user . getEmail ()
. then ( ( email ) => {
let userEmail = email ;
} );
export function sendEmail ( parameter ) {
let userId = wixUsersBackend . currentUser . id or “Insert userID” ; //first you will have to get the USER-ID
let value1 = “e**@gmail.com” ;
let name ;
let emailId = “SWMN4Vx” or “Insert user emailID” //first you will have to get the email-ID
console . log ( userId )
console . log ( value1 )
console . log ( name )
console . log ( emailId )
wixUsersBackend . emailUser ( "SWMN4Vx" , userId , {
“variables” : {
“variable1” : value1 ,
“name” : name ,
“email” : emailId ,
}
} )
. then ( () => {
console . log ( “Triggered email sent” );
} )
. catch ( ( err ) => {
console . log ( err );
} );
console . log (( "Job done!" ))
}
and Frontend:
import { sendEmail } from ‘directcontract.jsw’ ;
$w . onReady ( function () {});
export function button3_click ( event ) { send_Email ()}
function send_Email ( parameter ) {
}
Please put your code into —> CODE-BLOCKs for better reading! Спасибо!
Hi Dima. Sorry for a delay, was tied up with other things.
Posting the code properly:
Backend:
import wixUsersBackend
from'wix-users-backend';
let userId = user.id;
let isLoggedIn = user.loggedIn;// true
user.getEmail()
.then((email)=>{
let userEmail = email;});
exportfunctionsendEmail(parameter){
let userId = wixUsersBackend.currentUser.id or "Insert userID";//first you will have to get the USER-ID
let value1 ="e**@gmail.com";
let name;
let emailId ="SWMN4Vx" or "Insert user emailID"//first you will have to get the email-ID
console.log(userId)
console.log(value1)
console.log(name)
console.log(emailId)
wixUsersBackend.emailUser("SWMN4Vx", userId,{
"variables":{
"variable1": value1,
"name": name,
"email": emailId,
}
})
.then(()=>{
console.log("Triggered email sent");
})
.catch((err)=>{
console.log(err);
});
console.log(("Job done!"))
}
Frontend:
import{sendEmail}from'directcontract.jsw';
$w.onReady(function(){});
exportfunctionbutton3_click(event){send_Email ()}
functionsend_Email(parameter){}
Now my few questions…
I am hones, i did not read all the post, i will do, when i know the answer for (1).
Second question: If it is still not resolved. Did you ever think about a messanging function, which would send an SMS or a Whattsapp-Message directly onto the wished user’s mobile instead of using an e-mail?
Why i am asking, because …
Contacting Site Member Directly (P2P)
Contacting to phone is even more DIRECT 
Уловил подкол!
No, it still not resolved, as this code doesn’t work. I have posted the stage/code where I am currently at and don’t know how to progress further on solving the problem.
Regarding contacting over the phone: some members obviously will receive more attention and the last thing you want is your phone constantly buzzing with the invitation to play a tennis match. Emails look an optimal solution.