attachments:[xbol,xinv]

Steven

Sorry, I didn't look at your code in detail.

I suppose there are no other attachments in the record except those two made with the code, then you can use:

let att := files(this);
...........
........... (other code)
...........
attachments: att
})

Steven

In my case I have programmed a button with the following code:

let myReport: = importFile (this, printAndSaveRecord (this, "Report"), "report" + this.'Data of data '+ ".pdf");
let att: = files (this);
sendEmail ({
from: text (userEmail ()),
to: text (IssueEmailto),
subject: "Warehouse report",
text: "I am attaching the warehouse report",
html: "<h1> Stock status </h1> <i> Antonio </i>",
attachments: att
})

When I click once it creates the pdf file as an attachment to the record and sends the email without an attachment.
When I press a second time it does send the attached file.

What can I do so that with a single click, the file is created, attached to the record, and sent by e-mail?
Thanks!

The pdf is created but not available when sending the mail. After creating the pdf you can use the function sleep() to create a pauze till the pdf is available. E.g: sleep (3000) gives 3 seconds pauze.

I have made the following change in the code:

let myReport: = importFile (this, printAndSaveRecord (this, "Report"), "report.pdf");
sleep (3000);
let att: = files (this);
sendEmail ({
from: text (userEmail ()),
to: text (IssueEmailto),
subject: "Warehouse report",
text: "I am attaching the warehouse report",
html: "<h1> Stock status </h1> <i> Antonio </i>",
attachments: att
})

Now I get the following message:

ENOENT: no such file or directory

What I can do?

If this helps, I see in your code let att: = files (this) too much spaces, after':' and after 'files',try this:
let att:= files(this);

Steven

Regardless of using or not the sleep () function does not work the first time. With the code that I have when I click once, it creates the pdf document and attaches it to the record. In addition to this, send an email without an attachment. If I click the button with the same code again, it sends the email with the attached file correctly.
Any more ideas?