$Person->sendEmail()
$Person->sendEmail($email_template,$vars);
Send an email to $Person using the $email_template template. $vars should contain any PeoplePods objects you want to refer to in the email - you can pass a document, a group, a text message, or an invite code.
By default, the message is sent to $Person. However, passing in a "to" address will override this.
// send a 'share this' email to someone
$friend = "chester@xoxco.com";
$Person->sendEmail('share_this',array(
'document'=>$document,
'to'=>$friend
));
// send a 'new comment' email to $Person
$Person->sendEmail('new_comment',array('document'=>$document));
The email's content and subject are set inside the template file, located in the theme directory under the emails folder.
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