I am trying to send the email( using queue). I am experiencing this strange behavior with the Laravel queue, it sends email perfectly in sync but does not send an email when send using a queue. And If I remove the queue it works just fine
Laravel queue process work under the queue runner, check your runner !
It might help https://laravel.com/docs/8.x/queues#running-the-queue-worker
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I can't find any tutorials how to send multyple email using laravel.First, I thing use foreach but its get error in the future(RTO) or 404, can't handle request.
Please any help.
Thanks in advance. . .
how if use
Mail::queue('emails.market',$data,function($mail)use($emails,$subject,$data){
$mail->to($firstEmailAddredd);
$mail->to($restAllEmailAddredd);
$mail->subject($subject);
$mail->from($emails);
});
As always, i'd recommend reading the documentation a few times to get a good grasp of how all of the Laravel components got together. In this case;
Mail: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/mail#queueing-mail
Queues: https://laravel.com/docs/7.x/queues
For testing email, I would also strongly recommend using a service like MailTrap to begin with.
Testing steps:
Start by testing sending a single email without queuing to ensure your Mailable is correctly configured
Now queue a single email to ensure that your queue is being worked
Now look at sending multiple emails on the queue
Important Note: When sending multiple queued emails over an SMTP service provided by Google or Microsoft, it is more than likely that they have throttle to stop you sending more than "x emails every minute" (For outlook it is 20 emails a minute). You will need to respect these throttles or your emails will refused and not be sent!
I have got my application to send an email but the person does not receive it.
I know you send them because I am using mailtrap.io
I need to post multiple bot replies (responses determined dynamically) to the same channel.
The obvious way seems to be to do an HTTP POST for each message in succession using this API method: https://api.slack.com/methods/chat.postMessage
Is there a way to send messages to Slack in bulk to post to the same channel? The order in which the messages get rendered need not be important for me.
No, there is no bulk variant. So you basically need to build your own bulk message sender.
Keep in mind that there is a request limit of 1 message per second or your API requests will fail.
There also is a 3 seconds request time-out for many requests between Slack and your app. (e.g. for direct response to slash commands). So if your bot needs to send many messages you want to use an approach that allows you to send them asynchronously.
One solution to this problem that works very well for me is to use a messaging queue for all Slack messages sent from my bots.
You can try multiple messages as attachements -> https://api.slack.com/reference/messaging/attachments
I was trying to send skype-bot message to skype-user using REST API in nodeJs, but user receives bot-message two times of that single message. I am sending the message with HTTP POST request only single time using a single activityId. Is there any way to control duplicate messages? what can be the reason behind this?
I have gone through this Receiving the same message twice
Can anyone please like to help finding the issue?
[No sdk or other library is used ]
I have found the issue. I was subscribing redis to read message and deliver to user. I found that it was happening twice[one in my app uploaded to server and another in my local machine]. Now resolves. Thanks !
Sending email with Laravel takes time before it is successfully sent, or sometimes it even fails. For this reason I would like to store record in database first and running email sending in background to save user's time. After storing the record, I would like to quickly redirect / refresh the page.
How do I use queue in below email sending code?
$message = new Applyonline($post_title, $cand_name);
$message->attachData($pdf->output(), $attach_name);
Mail::to($to_email)->send($message);
Please advise how to achieve this.
You can use Laravel Queues for this use the following link for complete explanation
Queue Thorough Explaination
I suggest looking into queues. Implementing this is quite easy. Just setup a queue for sending the mail and then add the queue to the mail facade. i.e Mail::to()->queue(new MailQueue);
Queues
Queueing mail