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The Send Email plugin lets you send an email from within an ExpressionEngine template without the user submitting a form.
h2. Compatibility
Compatible with both EE v1.x and v2.x.
h2. Installation
h4. EE v1.x
Place the pi.send_email.php file in the /plugins directory.
h4. EE v2.x
Create in the /third_party directory a directory /send_email, then place the pi.send_email.php in there.
h2. Required Parameters
h4. to
This is the only required parameter, the email address that the email will go to.
h2. Optional Parameters
h4. from_email
The email address that will appear in the email's From area. If using, also requires the from_name parameter.
h4. from_name
The name address that will appear in the email's From area. If using, also requires the from_email parameter.
h4. subject
The email's subject. If left empty, the default is "Email from [site_name]".
h4. mailtype
Either "html" or "plain". Default is "plain". Currently working in EE v2.x only.
h4. parse
This parameter is available to all EE plugins. When set with a value of "inward" it allows the plugin to contain other plugins.
h2. Variables
username, screen_name, member_id, email, ip_address
h2. Example
{exp:send_email
from_name="Joe Kissel"
from_email="joe@kisselmail.org"
to="mail@wackysillyhairpieces.net"
subject="Hairpiece for Pico"
}
Dear Wacky Silly Hairpieces,
Can you do something about {screen_name}s hair? Though he does got to get back to work.
Thank you,
Joe Kissel
{/exp:send_email}