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SendGrid Parse Cloud Module
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BCC and CC not working? #1

Closed ewilliam closed 3 years ago

ewilliam commented 9 years ago

No B/CC email is sent when I include B/CC data. No errors, nothing.

email intended for 'to:' recipients are sent correctly, so I'm not sure what's going on.

elbuo8 commented 9 years ago

@ewilliam post a simple snippet. I'm assuming you are also specifying a default to address which will automatically get added into the SMTPAPI TO field. I can show you a way to work around that.

mpc20001 commented 9 years ago

having the same problem - email Addresses is an array of email address that i want to bcc to

var SendGrid = require("sendgrid"); SendGrid.initialize("_", "_"); SendGrid.sendEmail({ to: "testemail@testemail.com", from: returnEmail, fromname: "support", subject: emailSubject, html: emailMessage, bcc:emailAddresses, }, { success: function(httpResponse) { console.log(httpResponse); response.success(httpResponse); }, error: function(httpResponse) { console.error(httpResponse); response.error("Uh oh, something went wrong: "+error); } });

lbm commented 8 years ago

+1. Any more news on this?

mpc20001 commented 8 years ago

the fault was on parses end. we ended up writing out own integration script. let me know if you want it.

odrobnik commented 8 years ago

@mpc20001 Do you have a way to send to CC from CloudCode? I am getting an invalid email address error if I manually add the BCC Address

cyrixmorten commented 8 years ago

Same issue, any updates?

mpc20001 commented 8 years ago

Give me your emails.

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Same issue, any updates?

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cyrixmorten commented 8 years ago

Mine is cyrixmorten@gmail.com

odrobnik commented 8 years ago

mine is oliver@cocoanetics.com - though this is not the one I used for sendgrid.... why do you need it?