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« What’s missing from bug and task tracking
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Rails ActionMailer the right way

By laran | Published: 2009/04/08

Most of the top Google matches having to do with Rails and ActionMailer relate to older versions which are different than ActionMailer in Rails 2.2.2.

To get correct documentation go straight to the source, the Rails wiki page on Mailers.

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4 Comments

  1. hollamon
    Posted 2009/04/08 at 1:07 PM | Permalink

    In addition, I would recommend always starting at the Rails Guides pages for current documentation, guides, and howtos.

    http://guides.rails.info/

    They also have an ActionMailer basics guide.

    Unfortunately, the regular Rails wiki is not very well maintained, so its wonderful these exist and are kept current with new releases.

  2. laran
    Posted 2009/04/08 at 1:11 PM | Permalink

    Agreed. I’m coming back to rails from a few months away. I’m finding a TON of sites with broken links to documentation. The Rails Wiki SHOULD be the place to go. But, sadly it’s not so hot. Thanks for the comment Andrew.

  3. Evans
    Posted 2009/05/12 at 4:34 AM | Permalink

    Thanks for the link about – In fact, my search for Rails ActionMailer sent me to an older version as you pointed out.

  4. laran
    Posted 2009/05/12 at 7:45 AM | Permalink

    My pleasure :)

    I’m glad it was helpful.

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