I need to send e-mails but I already have the HTML generated, I don\'t want to use laravel blade because I need to apply a CSS Inliner to the HTML, so this is how i generate
$data = array( 'email' => 'sample@domail.com', 'first_name' => 'Laravel',
'from' => 'sample@domail.comt', 'from_name' => 'learming' );
Mail::send( 'email.welcome', $data, function( $message ) use ($data)
{
$message->to( $data['email'] )->from( $data['from'],
$data['first_name'] )->subject( 'Welcome!' );
});
If I'm right in what you want to achieve, to get round this I created a view called echo.php and inside that just echo $html.
Assign your html to something like $data['html'].
Then below pass your $data['html'] to the echo view.
Mail::send('emails.echo', $data, function($message)
{
$message->to('foo@example.com', 'John Smith')->subject('Welcome!');
});
Let me know how you get on.
In your controller:
Mail::to("xyz.gmail.com")->send(new contactMailAdmin($userData));
I want to share a tip which might help sending emails without "blade".
Laravel Mail function is actually a wrapper for Swift. Just assign empty arrays to $template and $data, I mean the first 2 parameters of the function, then do the rest inside callback.
Mail::send([], [], function($message) use($to, $title, $email_body)
{
$message->setBody($email_body)->to($to)->subject($title);
});
The body is not accessible from the closure.
You can create the swift message by hand:
$message = \Swift_Message::newInstance();
$message->setFrom($messageToParse->template['fromEmail']);
$message->setTo($messageToParse->to['email']);
$message->setBody($messageToParse->body);
$message->addPart($messageToParse->body, 'html contents');
$message->setSubject('subject');
But then you to need to create the transport:
$mailer = self::setMailer( [your transport] );
$response = $mailer->send($message);