Using the Subject Line from a Template about laravel-mailjet HOT 2 CLOSED

So I think I figured out a way to make this work, but the caveat is you can't specify any subject line when using a template. This is fine for my use-case but other's mileage might vary. Allowing this might need a config setting or an extra header to be set. Ideally Laravel would allow for empty subject lines, but that's unlikely.

Since this package is specific to Laravel I figured some special code to handle a Laravel oddity was OK.

In summary we just need to override the 'send' and 'bulkSend' functions in the laravel-mailjet transport file. This just looks for the 'X-MJ-TemplateID' header and removes the subject line if it is found. After removing the subject line it allows processing to proceed as normal.

The entire file should look like this:

<?php

namespace Mailjet\LaravelMailjet\Transport;

use Mailjet\MailjetSwiftMailer\SwiftMailer\MailjetTransport as BaseTransport;

use \Swift_Mime_SimpleMessage;

class MailjetTransport extends BaseTransport
{
    public function send(Swift_Mime_SimpleMessage $message, &$failedRecipients = null)
    {
        if($message->getHeaders()->has('X-MJ-TemplateID'))
        {
            $message->setSubject(null);
        }

        return parent::send($message, $failedRecipients);
    }

    public function bulkSend(array $messages, &$failedRecipients = null)
    {
        foreach($messages as $message)
        {
            if($message->getHeaders()->has('X-MJ-TemplateID'))
            {
                $message->setSubject(null);
            }
        }

        return parent::bulkSend($messages, $failedRecipients);
    }
}

from laravel-mailjet.

Hello, we analyzed your solution. For now, it's too specific and we can't implement it as default, for all. But in the future, we will make an improvement to this area.
Thank you

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