Getting " Gmail_API: Recipient address required" #52
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I think the error message is pretty clear, right? EmailJS doesn't create dynamic variables, but the customer creates them. |
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Okay -- I guess I misunderstood. Thank you.
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I think the error message is pretty clear, right? EmailJS doesn't create
dynamic variables, but the customer creates them.
I suggest you carefully read the tutorial
<https://www.emailjs.com/docs/tutorial/overview/> and the dynamic
variables docs
<https://www.emailjs.com/docs/user-guide/dynamic-variables-templates/>.
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Okay, I'm having trouble sending an email with GMail. All my current attempts get:
Gmail_API: Recipient address required
The code I'm using to call Emailjs is:
It isn't clear to me what the difference between {{ email }} and {{ user_email }} is, and the docs don't tell me.
The definition of the data structure to be passed in the third parameter is not clear to me either, and the docs don't seem to tell me.
Any help?
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