It is kind of sloppy but i just put the code into the onClick for the email

it is only for one person

sub OnClick {
    my( $self, $event ) = @_;
 
    if (my $rr = $self->{txt}->GetValue()) {
        print $rr."\n";
        my $local = 'C:\Users\xxx\Documents\Projects\remakes';
        my $remote = '\\\\xx\\Fulfill\\Gavehren\\remakes';
        my $localFile = $local . "\\" . $rr . "\.txt";
        my $remoteFile = $remote . "\\" . $rr . "\.txt";
        # save to a dir and put it local and remote
            
        open (FH, "> $localFile");
        print FH "$rr \n";
        close FH;
        
        open (REMOTE, "> $remoteFile");
        print REMOTE "$rr \n";
        close REMOTE;
        my $msg = "\n";
        my $emailSUBJ = "Card number  ";
        my @emailRECIPIENTS;

      @emailRECIPIENTS = qw(xx@xx.com);

  my $outlook = new Mail::Outlook();
  my $message = $outlook->create();
  if (my $rr = $self->{txt}->GetValue()) {
         $msg .= " $rr\n";
         $msg .= '\\jservdc01\Fulfill\Gavehren\remakes';
         $message->Attach( $remoteFile );
  }

  $message->To('xx@xx.com');
  $message->Subject('File');
  $message->Body($msg);
  $message->send;;
  $self->SetTitle( 'Submitted' );
 }else{
   $self->SetTitle( 'Something went wrong' );
 }
}

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In reply to Re^2: How do i register a new Subroutine in Wx? by crusty_collins
in thread How do i register a new Subroutine in Wx? by crusty_collins

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