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# models/outgoing_mailer.rb:
# Emails which go to public bodies on behalf of users.
#
# Copyright (c) 2009 UK Citizens Online Democracy. All rights reserved.
# Email: francis@mysociety.org; WWW: http://www.mysociety.org/
# Note: The layout for this wraps messages by lines rather than (blank line
# separated) paragraphs, as is the convention for all the other mailers. This
# turned out to fit better with user exepectations when formatting messages.
#
# XXX The other mail templates are written to use blank line separated
# paragraphs. They could be rewritten, and the wrapping method made uniform
# throughout the application.
class OutgoingMailer < ApplicationMailer
# Email to public body requesting info
def initial_request(info_request, outgoing_message)
@info_request, @outgoing_message, @contact_email = info_request, outgoing_message, Configuration::contact_email
@wrap_lines_as_paragraphs = true
headers["message-id"] = OutgoingMailer.id_for_message(outgoing_message)
mail(:from => info_request.incoming_name_and_email,
:to => info_request.recipient_name_and_email,
:subject => info_request.email_subject_request)
end
# Later message to public body regarding existing request
def followup(info_request, outgoing_message, incoming_message_followup)
@info_request, @outgoing_message, @incoming_message_followup, @contact_email = info_request, outgoing_message, incoming_message_followup, Configuration::contact_email
@wrap_lines_as_paragraphs = true
headers["message-id"] = OutgoingMailer.id_for_message(outgoing_message)
mail(:from => info_request.incoming_name_and_email,
:to => OutgoingMailer.name_and_email_for_followup(info_request, incoming_message_followup),
:subject => OutgoingMailer.subject_for_followup(info_request, outgoing_message))
end
# XXX the condition checking valid_to_reply_to? also appears in views/request/_followup.html.erb,
# it shouldn't really, should call something here.
# XXX also OutgoingMessage.get_salutation
# XXX these look like they should be members of IncomingMessage, but logically they
# need to work even when IncomingMessage is nil
def OutgoingMailer.name_and_email_for_followup(info_request, incoming_message_followup)
if incoming_message_followup.nil? || !incoming_message_followup.valid_to_reply_to?
return info_request.recipient_name_and_email
else
# calling safe_mail_from from so censor rules are run
return MailHandler.address_from_name_and_email(incoming_message_followup.safe_mail_from,
incoming_message_followup.from_email)
end
end
# Used in the preview of followup
def OutgoingMailer.name_for_followup(info_request, incoming_message_followup)
if incoming_message_followup.nil? || !incoming_message_followup.valid_to_reply_to?
return info_request.public_body.name
else
# calling safe_mail_from from so censor rules are run
return incoming_message_followup.safe_mail_from || info_request.public_body.name
end
end
# Used when making list of followup places to remove duplicates
def OutgoingMailer.email_for_followup(info_request, incoming_message_followup)
if incoming_message_followup.nil? || !incoming_message_followup.valid_to_reply_to?
return info_request.recipient_email
else
return incoming_message_followup.from_email
end
end
# Subject to use for followup
def OutgoingMailer.subject_for_followup(info_request, outgoing_message)
if outgoing_message.what_doing == 'internal_review'
return "Internal review of " + info_request.email_subject_request
else
return info_request.email_subject_followup(outgoing_message.incoming_message_followup)
end
end
# Whether we have a valid email address for a followup
def OutgoingMailer.is_followupable?(info_request, incoming_message_followup)
if incoming_message_followup.nil? || !incoming_message_followup.valid_to_reply_to?
return info_request.recipient_email_valid_for_followup?
else
# email has been checked in incoming_message_followup.valid_to_reply_to? above
return true
end
end
# Message-ID to use
def OutgoingMailer.id_for_message(outgoing_message)
message_id = "ogm-" + outgoing_message.id.to_s
t = Time.now
message_id += "+" + '%08x%05x-%04x' % [t.to_i, t.tv_usec, rand(0xffff)]
message_id += "@" + Configuration::incoming_email_domain
return "<" + message_id + ">"
end
end
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