Hi There -

Can someone help me add the 'Body' (or whatever it's called) parameter in the send_email  definition from the Functions.py script?

# ------------------ Function to send mail -------------------

# sent to and ccAdd should be commma seperated email strings
# configuration is a dictionary
def send_mail(configuration,subject,text, toAdd=None,ccAdd=None):
    server = configuration['server']
    port = configuration['port']
    username = configuration['username']
    password = configuration['password']
    fromAdd = configuration['send_from']
   
    if toAdd is None:
        send_to=configuration['toAddress']
    else:
        send_to=toAdd

    if isinstance(send_to,list):
        send_to = ",".join(send_to)
    if isinstance(ccAdd,list):
        ccAdd = ",".join(ccAdd)
    send_toList = send_to.split(',')
    if ccAdd is not None:
        ccAddList=ccAdd.split(',')
    else:
        ccAdd=''
        ccAddList=[]
   
    try:
        msg = MIMEMultipart()
        msg['From'] = fromAdd
        msg['To'] = send_to
        msg['CC'] = ccAdd
        msg['Date'] = formatdate(localtime=True)
        msg['Subject'] = subject
        msg.attach(MIMEText(text,'html'))

        send_toList = send_toList + ccAddList
       
        smtp = smtplib.SMTP(server, port)
        smtp.login(username, password) #uncomment if required
       
        smtp.sendmail(fromAdd, send_toList, msg.as_string())
        q = "Successfully sent email"
    except SMTPException as error:
        q = "Error: unable to send email :  {err}".format(err=error)
        #This message will appear in the Request History and can be modified based on requirement.
    finally:
        smtp.close()
    return q

Thanks!