Missing From Model

[adamz01h]

I was able to solve this for the time being making a copy of the Recipient model and renaming everything as From You can also just use the Recipient model vs creating a whole new model but that kinda defeats the reason to have its own names makes it hard to understand why you would be using a Recipient model for a From function. Example code of how it has been implemented.

    $rrrr = new Model\From();
    $rrrr->setEmailAddress(array('address' => $from_mailbox));
    $message->setFrom(($rrrr));

This ensures the from address is set correctly and the email will send.

[Ndiritu]

@adamz01h thanks for reaching out. The Message object's setFrom() expects a Recipient object.

Not sure why we needed to make a copy of the Recipient model?

[adamz01h]

Why would you set a Recipient to set a from? How in English does that make any sense? Its not to a from address. Its From a from address.

OR You could rename the recipient model to something else that would give a more clear indication what that the model is for. Bad naming leads to confusion outcomes and code that is harder to understand.

[Ndiritu]

@adamz01h thanks for clarifying. I understand what you mean now. Calling it Sender or something could make more sense. Escalating this on the API design side to understand why it was named as is.