I'm building my email for sending with the SendGrid library 's SendGridMessage
object.
I'm defining my values as an anonymous type which I'm injecting with the SendGridMessage's SetTemplateData()
method:
var mail = new SendGridMessage
{
Attachments = new List<Attachment>(),
From = new EmailAddress()
{
Email = emailConfig.FromAddress,
Name = $"Redacted on behalf of {booking.Member.Client.Name}"
},
TemplateId = EmailConstants.ConfirmationEmailTemplateId,
Subject = "Redacted"
};
mail.Personalizations = new List<Personalization>() {
new Personalization() {
Tos = new List<EmailAddress>() {
new EmailAddress() {
Email = memberEmail,
Name = memberName
},
}
}
};
var data = new
{
memberName = memberName,
dateOfAppointment = booking.Date.ToString("dd MMM yy"),
timeOfAppointment = booking.Date.ToString("HH:mm"),
questionnaireLink = questionnaireLink
};
mail.SetTemplateData(data);
The email gets sent out perfectly fine, but in the email template, my tags {memberName}
, {dateofAppointment}
, etc. are not being replaced by the values indicated here.
I've found handlebars but no C# guide to use them; I'd assume the data I'm submitting above would work so long as I get the tags right in the template... Am I right?
How do I replace the indicated tags ( {memberName}
, {dateofAppointment}
, etc.) in my dynamic template with my data values?
Make sure your template contains tags using double-brace syntax, like {{memberName}}
. {memberName}
(single braces) won't work.
From the SendGrid docs on Handlebars syntax ,
<!-- Template -->
<p>Hello {{ firstName }}</p>
// Test data
{ "firstName": "Ben" }
<!-- Resulting HTML -->
<p>Hello Ben</p>
If this syntax is used properly in the template, the code in your question will work just fine.
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