@“StreamNet Club” said:
The double quotes in my codes arent the right one. U need to edit them before pasting it to your file.
Just noticed that too email sends but the image doesn’t appear.
Thank you @eadwyn for your project. Parting is sweet sorrow.
Though I hate to distract from PlexEmail, as it was quite good to me for many years, it never reached a point of ‘user friendly’ that made me happy - it never reached a capability to use templates - if wanting to edit the look of the html, you had to go in and hard code the python files. I only presume life took you to other great things that required your time and attention, as it does for so many other ‘good start’ Plex code projects.
I now use Tautulli for my HTML newsletters. It has a single file that can be edited to look like anything needed. And though it does contain a tiny bit of program-type code/logic to fill in some of the blanks (A python framework called Mako), it’s reasonably easy to figure out, or leave as is while only changing logos if wanted.
Between it’s newsletter feature, and the fact it allows me to monitor usage of my Plex server, and, with external scripts, CONTROL usage of my server, I no longer have to run two different python apps.
I use both PlexEmail and Tautulli for newsletters, I still find that PlexEmail is better at capturing and sending cover art for the new items, especially if lots of new item (30 or more) are added, so I still prefer it.
unfortunately I’m not using this solution anymore. I now use the Template from Tautulli and the newsletter function from Ombi. Pretty much a perfect system by now.
sorry. Now we added the logo to the webpage. To add it to the email you need to edit line 634 in the script.
