Specifying "subaccount" doesn't seem to work about mandrill_mailer HOT 8 CLOSED

Hi koriner, the api request hash gets built up with various parameters here: https://github.com/renz45/mandrill_mailer/blob/master/lib/mandrill_mailer/template_mailer.rb

It looks like it doesn't take subaccount into consideration. If you wanted to add it and make a quick pull request I can release a new gem.

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Thanks @renz45 - just looking in there, it appears it is being added to the message hash (line 283). Does it need to use the subaccount field somewhere else as well?

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Ahhh you're right, I totally glanced right over it. Nope, that should be working. This gem is really just an extremely thin api wrapper that makes sending mandril template emails similar to a normal Rails mailer, along with the ability to send test emails.

It's odd you're not at least getting an error. According to: https://mandrillapp.com/api/docs/messages.JSON.html#method=send-template if the subaccount was incorrect the call would fail.

Does correct content get received at the destination email? If not then maybe it's something wrong with the template. hmm

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Yep the email is being delivered properly with the correct content, template etc. It's odd, it's just not applying the subaccount, but no errors are happening as far as I can tell.

It's definitely possible that it's something wrong with my Mandrill setup or something. I might take it up with mandrill support. It also looks like I can apply rules on the mandrill end to assign a subaccount based on other fields so that's always an option too. Thanks for checking this out anyway, I'll post back if I figure it out.

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Ah, I spoke too soon. Found the API logs in Mandrill and some of the parameters aren't getting passed through. The log says the subaccount and tags fields are null for my request. Maybe I'm not passing these correctly?

Here's my mailer method

def testmail(data)

  recipients = [
    { email: '[email protected]', name: 'name here'}
  ]
  mandrill_mail template: 'test-message',
                subject: "Test Message",
                to: recipients,
                vars: {
                  'MESSAGE_ID' => data[:message_id],
                  'SENDER_ID' => data[:sender_id],
                  'CONTENT' => data[:content]
                },
                subaccount: "my-subaccount",
                inline_css: true,
                tags: ["test:message"]
end

Does that look ok?

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Ok after shuffling things around and restarting the server it all seems to be working fine now :/

Not sure what was wrong before - but all good now!

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Good! I was going to say that it all looks fine. :) I'm glad you figured it out.

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Thanks for your help anyway :)

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