E-mail data in textlabels

[SammyOlsson]

Hello! (a newbie question)

I am buildning an canvas app to gather "order" information and send this information/data to a specific email.

What is the best way to do this, right now I am trying to create textlabels to fill with information and then when user click "send"-button I have Office365Outlook.SendEmail made onselect.

The mail sends but with I don't know how to gather that information in the textlabels.

I don't need to save this data to SharePoint or anything - I wish that the information sends without beeing saved anywhere.

Best regards,

[timl]

@SammyOlsson 

The following formula appends the text from Label1 to the subject and body of the email.

To reference a text input control, you would replace Label1 with the name of your textbox (eg, TextInputControl1.Text).

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("user@recipientDomain.com", 
                             "Email Subject" & Label1.Text, 
                             "Email Body" & Label1.Text
)

[SammyOlsson]

@timl Thanks for the reply!
But what if i have like five Textlabels, a datepicker and a checkbox.

And I want all that data in the email.

"Email Body" & Label1.Text, Label2.Text, DatePicker, Checkbox works in that case?

[timl]

@SammyOlsson 

You can append additional values like so:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("user@recipientDomain.com", 
                             "Email Subject" & Label1.Text, 
                             "Label1 Text" & Label1.Text &  
                             "Label2 Text" & Label2.Text &  
                             "DatePicker Text" & Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate) &  
                             "Checkbox Text" & If(CheckBox1.Value, 
                                                   "true text","false text")   
)

[SammyOlsson]

Thank you @timl - works good exepct that i am getting all the Labels in a row. Any smart tip how to enter new row between the labels?

[timl · Accepted solution]

Hi @SammyOlsson 

You can add line breaks with the HTML br tag like so:

Office365Outlook.SendEmailV2("user@recipientDomain.com", 
                             "Email Subject" & Label1.Text, 
                             "Label1 Text" & Label1.Text & "<br/>" &   
                             "Label2 Text" & Label2.Text & "<br/>" &  
                             "DatePicker Text" & Text(DatePicker1.SelectedDate) & "<br/>" &  
                             "Checkbox Text" & If(CheckBox1.Value, 
                                                   "true text","false text")   
)