how to insert UserName variable in Body while mailing

Sandeep Kumar

string UserName = SessionManager.Instance.FIRSTNAME.ToString() + " " + SessionManager.Instance.LASTNAME.ToString();
try
{
MailMessage mail = new MailMessage();
SmtpClient SmtpServer = new SmtpClient(SmtpClient);
string palinBody = "Your mail server don't support html content.";
AlternateView plainView = AlternateView.CreateAlternateViewFromString(palinBody, null, "text/plain");
mail.From = new MailAddress(MailFrom);
mail.To.Add(MailTo);
mail.CC.Add(MailCC);
mail.Subject = "Update on Your PI Submission";// mailsubject;
mail.IsBodyHtml = true;
string MailBodies = @"

Dear {UserName},

We would like to inform you that the PI point you raised, [PI Title], has now been closed. Thank you for helping us enhance our processes.

Best regards,
Sanjeet Rawat

Safety Head

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Jaimin Shethiya2y ago

Hello Sandeep,

Try the below code.

string MailBodies = @"

                      
                      Dear {UserName},
                      We would like to inform you that the PI point you raised, [PI Title], has now been closed. Thank you for helping us enhance our processes.
                      Best regards,
Sanjeet Rawat
 
Safety Head


                      

                      ";
MailBodies = MailBodies.Replace("{UserName}", UserName);

Thanks

Rajeesh Menoth2y ago
Hi,

You can try out my inline email sending article in C# corner.

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/2a6dc5/send-email-to-multiple-email-addresses-with-inline-image-usi/
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Sandeep Kumar2y ago
not working
+1

Jayraj Chhaya2y ago

To insert the UserName variable into the email body, you can use string interpolation or concatenation within the MailBodies string.

string UserName = SessionManager.Instance.FIRSTNAME.ToString() + " " + SessionManager.Instance.LASTNAME.ToString();
string MailBodies = $@"
                      
                      Dear {UserName},
                      We would like to inform you that the PI point you raised, [PI Title], has now been closed. Thank you for helping us enhance our processes.
                      Best regards,
Sanjeet Rawat
 
Safety Head

                      
                      ";

By using string interpolation ($"{UserName}") or concatenation ("Dear " + UserName + ","), you can dynamically insert the UserName variable into the email body before sending the email.