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send dispatch email only if there is camp attended by id#513

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send dispatch email only if there is camp attended by id#513
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@belwalshubham belwalshubham commented Nov 29, 2024

Code cleanups

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  • New Features

    • Updated logistics email sending logic to improve recipient targeting based on camp management and attendance.
    • Enhanced outcome email functionality to include a specific camp identifier for better link generation.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected conditions for sending logistics emails to ensure appropriate recipients receive notifications.

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The changes in this pull request modify the sendLogisticsEmail and sendOutcomeEmail methods within the InstitutionCollectionCampService class. The conditional logic for sending logistics emails has been updated to refine which recipients receive the emails based on the camp's management and attendance status. Additionally, the sendOutcomeEmail method has been altered to include a new parameter for constructing the camp outcome form URL, ensuring the correct identifier is used.

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wp-content/civi-extensions/goonjcustom/Civi/InstitutionCollectionCampService.php - Updated sendLogisticsEmail method's conditional logic for email sending.
- Modified sendOutcomeEmail method to include $campAttendedById parameter.

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  • nishant22029

🎉 In the code's dance, a twist we see,
Logistics emails now flow with glee.
With parameters set just right,
Camp outcomes shine, a joyful sight!
So let’s review, and give a cheer,
For clean code brings us all good cheer! 🎊


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Minor changes , So merging this PR.

@belwalshubham belwalshubham merged commit 42c2344 into develop Nov 29, 2024
@belwalshubham belwalshubham deleted the feat/code-cleanups branch November 29, 2024 14:06
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