How to set a from name?

[godspeed20]

All the other api's (and the php wrapper according to the mailjet website) allow you to set the FromName param but it doesn't look like the wrapper supports this? is there any way to get that functionality added at all?

If not, and there's no reason you don't support it, I might try adding it in if I get a chance

ta

[godspeed20]

similarly with html vs text content for the message body

[WeshGuillaume]

Hi @godspeed20 ! Thank you for using our php wrapper ! :)

Hope this work for you:

$mj = new Mailjet(getenv('MJ_APIKEY_PUBLIC'), getenv('MJ_APIKEY_PRIVATE'));
$params = array(
    "method" => "POST",
    "FromEmail" => "YOUR EMAIL",
    "FromName" => "Mailjet Pilot",
    "Subject" => "Your email flight plan!",
    "Text-part" => "It worked !",
    "Html-part" => "<h3>It worked !!</h3><br />",
    "Recipients" => array(array("Email" => 'gbadi@mailjet.com'))
);
$result = $mj->send($params);
if ($mj->_response_code == 200){
   echo "success";
   var_dump($result);
} else {
   echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;
   var_dump($mj->_response);
}

Please let me know ! Best, Guillaume from Mailjet !

[godspeed20]

weird, if i do that i get

Class Object ( [ErrorInfo] => [ErrorMessage] => Unknown resource: "send" [StatusCode] => 400 )

If I use sendEmail (as per the homepage of this particular git repo) I get

Warning: strpos() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given in D:\xampp\htdocs\iiuk\Library\Mailjet\php-mailjet-v3-simple.class.php on line 113

and a response 400. Which is odd because that's the file attachment code and I dont have one. At present I can only send a message by calling sendEmail with this

$mailParams = array( "method" => "POST", "from" => $fromEmailAddress, "to" => $emailAddress, "subject" => $subject, "text" => $bodyAsText );

If I set "text" to a html body it just shows up in plain text :/

[WeshGuillaume]

Please make sure you either clone the updated master branch or download the last release I just published v1.1.0 :)

[godspeed20]

Perfect, thank you!