apex:emailPublisher Component
The apex:emailPublisher
component in Salesforce Visualforce allows users to send emails directly from a record detail page. This component provides a convenient way to keep communication within the Salesforce platform and streamline business processes.
Syntax
The syntax for the apex:emailPublisher
component is as follows:
<apex:emailPublisher>
<!-- email fields and functionality go here -->
</apex:emailPublisher>
Example
Here's an example of using the apex:emailPublisher
component to send an email:
<apex:emailPublisher>
<apex:inputField value="{!Case.ContactEmail}" />
<apex:inputField value="{!Case.Subject}" />
<apex:inputTextarea value="{!Case.Description}" />
<apex:commandButton action="{!sendEmail}" value="Send Email" />
</apex:emailPublisher>
Explanation
In this example, the apex:emailPublisher
component is used to create an email form for a Salesforce case. The apex:inputField
and apex:inputTextarea
components are used to capture the email address of the contact, the subject of the email, and the email body. The apex:commandButton
component is used to trigger the sendEmail
method when the user clicks the "Send Email" button.
Use
The apex:emailPublisher
component can be used in a variety of scenarios where users need to send emails related to a specific record. For example, it can be used to send confirmation emails for new orders in an eCommerce store, send follow-up emails after a customer service interaction, or to send marketing emails from within a CRM.
Important Points
- The
apex:emailPublisher
component is only available in Salesforce Classic and not in the Lightning Experience. - To use the
apex:emailPublisher
component, the user must have the appropriate permissions to send emails and theSingleEmailMessage
class must be used to send the email.
Summary
The apex:emailPublisher
component in Salesforce Visualforce provides a convenient way for users to send emails directly from a record detail page. This component can be used to streamline business processes and keep communication within the Salesforce platform. To use the component, the user must have the appropriate permissions and use the SingleEmailMessage
class to send the email.