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Yes, there are three different methods: 1) Send an email using the user's own gmail account: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-sending-emails-with-gmail-rest-api.81736/#content 2) Send an email using SMTP: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-net-library-ftp-smtp-pop-with-wait-
link: is is possible to use b4a to send an email ? Like that kind of apps when you can send them an email with a suggestion or a Complaint

You cannot use the user's email settings without user intervention. Start here: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-sending-emails-with-gmail-rest-api.81736/#content Another "background" option is to make a http call to your server and send an email from the server. This is much better t
link: Hello, How to send an email in the background without using SMTP? Thanks

Length - 1 SMTP1.To.Add(SMTPto(i)) Next 'SMTP1.To.Add(SMTPto(0)) #end if #if debug SMTP1.To.Add(SMTPto(0)) #End If SMTP1.Sender = SenderAdr Log("SenderAdr = "&SenderAdr) SMTP1.Subject = Subj Log("SenderAdr = "&Subj) SMTP1.Body =
link: I want to send an email as a proof of request to company email account once order were placed, and I want to do this in background without pop up acti
link: thanks so much

As the application runs, I send an email. email.To.Add(emailAddress) email.Subject = "Program crashed" email.Body = sBody StartActivity(email.GetIntent) I need to wait for the email sending process to complete before my application can continue. How can I tell if an email has already been sent? T
link: there is nothing to "wait for". she is not coming back, my friend ? to do what you want the way you're sending an email, you need StartActivityForRe
link: Thank you very much. I've been working in B4A not so long ago and I don't know everything.

my interest was to show that it is possible to send an email using a receiver and a service. i thought that was the most important thing for you to know. i put something together for you quickly without "wait for". wait for is what we use nowadays (when i change my example to "wait for", mail is
link: the topic of this thread involved sending an email using gmail smtp in a service started by a receiver. that has been addressed and shown to be quite
link: hello drgottjr, this code also sends an email on my phone! I do not reach this code: Sub smtp_MessageSent(Success As Boolean) If Success Then
link: My app wants to remind people for appointments via Email automatically. This can only be done in the background via receiver which starts itself in a

clientid is NOT meant to be the api key Use your CLIENTID
link: thanks for the reply i'm lost - what is MY client id ? where do i get it?
link: hi just found this old post by Erel with a sample project to send email using gmail https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-sending-emails-wit
link: Sub Process_Globals Dim SMTP As SMTP End Sub Sub Globals Dim btnSendEmail As Button End Sub Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) Ac

Using an Email object you can create an intent that holds a complete email message. You can then launch the email application by calling StartActivity. Note that the email will not be sent automatically. The user will need to press on the send button. Example: Dim Message As Email Message.To.Add("So
link: Thanks Tried this way, it opens all sharing apps on the start not only email apps and that's the bigest problem as when the user presses always all sh
link: hi after lots of digging i finally got this sub to work perfectly this is the only way i found that opens the email apps only and not all sharing app
link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4883199/using-android-intent-action-send-for-sending-email

If you want your app to send the email then do what DonManfred suggested, if you want to use the installed email client, then just use an intent, the easiest way is using the intent.
link: Ask the user for credentials and then use Net library to send the Mail with his SMTP server
link: How the user can send plain text email on an email account through his installed app?

Here is an absolutely basic app that will collect data and send you an email, which is what you asked for in your first post. It is just a starting point. Sending emails from Android is not very slick, but this might do if your app is only meant to be used by a limited number of people. If it is in
link: I don't know why that is, but you can remove that line - the project should still run. Try it. In any case you can see the subroutine that sends an e
link: If the information they enter in the form is stored in the database, I have no problem, that is, the email must not be sent.

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