Sending email with code

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  1. Is there any way to use frappe.sendmail without it automatically assign reply-to ?
    Because as far as I can find (maybe not extensive enough), these are the parameter for sendmail:
frappe.sendmail(
	recipients = '',
	cc = '',
	subject = '',
	content = '',
	reference_doctype = '',
	reference_name = '',
	now = True
)
  1. What is the difference of sending email between sendmail() and make()?
  2. I see that make() can use email template (GUI) while sendmail() must use html file (coded). Can sendmail also use email template?

Thanks

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Does anyone has any suggestion for this?
Becasue the email account is to send notification, so it should be noreply.
Thank you

3

I ran into the same problem
I found a solution.
When I look at the definition for frappe.sendmail I see it in frappe/frappe/init.py as

def sendmail(recipients=[], sender=“”, subject=“No Subject”, message=“No Message”,
as_markdown=False, delayed=True, reference_doctype=None, reference_name=None,
unsubscribe_method=None, unsubscribe_params=None, unsubscribe_message=None,
attachments=None, content=None, doctype=None, name=None, reply_to=None,
cc=[], bcc=[], message_id=None, in_reply_to=None, send_after=None, expose_recipients=None,
send_priority=1, communication=None, retry=1, now=None, read_receipt=None, is_notification=False,
inline_images=None, template=None, args=None, header=None, print_letterhead=False):

You can see there is a reply_to variable.
When I try it it seems to work fine.

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Thank you @MarZah,

But the reply_to=None is not really “none”. It just don’t take parameter from the function, but when the email account doctype used has sender, it take it from the doctype.

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I am not sure what you mean.
I ran the following
replyto="me@myaddress.com"
message_html_dict = {“subject”: “some subject”,“message”: “Some message contents”}
frappe.sendmail(recipients=[email],
subject=message_html_dict[“subject”],
message=message_html_dict[“message”],
reply_to=replyto
)
And the received email had a reply_to as specified.

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I meant if you don’t define the reply_to value, then it takes and display the sender email address.
Yes if you define the reply_to value as you do, it will display the value.

What I want is to not display any reply-to address at all on the recipient email.