Magento 2 Transactional Emails – Add CC to All Emails

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I wanna add custom CC email to all transactional emails in Magento 2. But, I can't find any decent event to catch email sending process and add CC to email. Any ideas?

UPDATE

As Keyur Shah suggests, I've created di.xml

<config>
<type name="\Magento\Framework\Mail\Template\TransportBuilder">
  <plugin name="test_custompayment_plugin" type="Test\Custompayment\Plugin\TransportBuilder" sortOrder="1" />
</type>

And /Test/Custompayment/Plugin/TransportBuilder.php

<?php
namespace Test\Custompayment\Plugin;

class TransportBuilder
{
public function beforeGetTransport()
{
    $this->prepareMessage();
    $this->addCc('sevkafaya@gmail.com','');
    $mailTransport = $this->mailTransportFactory->create(['message' => clone $this->message]);
    $this->reset();
    return $mailTransport;
   }
}

But I face with error:

Fatal Error: 'Uncaught Error: Call to undefined method
Test\Custompayment\Plugin\TransportBuilder::prepareMessage()

So do I need copy all content from \Magento\Framework\Mail\Template\TransportBuilder and just replace getTransport() with beforeGetTransport?

Best Answer

Magento2 use \Magento\Framework\Mail\Template\TransportBuilder to configure and send an email so I would suggest you to write a before plugin for this class and and method is getTransport() method.

On before plugin you can add your custom email address as addCc().

Related Solutions

Magento – Sending out transactional emails manually

You may need to tinker with some codes to achieve this.

There's a fairly old blog post by Inchoo which detailed the steps to do this:

http://inchoo.net/ecommerce/magento/magento-custom-emails/

There's two newer blog posts about it here:

If you don't want to tinker with codes, one easy way is to export your client lists to a third-party mailing provider like MailChimp:

https://connect.mailchimp.com/integrations/magento

You can then send out emails to your clients directly within MailChimp.

Magento 1.8 – SpamAssassin Penalizes Transactional Emails (BASE64_LENGTH_79_INF)

In Zend Framework,magento/lib/Zend/Mime.php implements a const LINELENGTH = 72; but the constant is overwritten in app/code/core/Zend/Mime.php and set to 200. You can overwrite app/code/core/Zend/Mime.php using Magento's regular mechanisms and change the implementation of the encode method, replacing self::LINELENGTH with a different constant:

public static function encode($str, $encoding, $EOL = self::LINEEND)
{
    switch ($encoding) {
        case self::ENCODING_BASE64:
           // original: return self::encodeBase64($str, self::LINELENGTH, $EOL);
           return self::encodeBase64($str, 72, $EOL); // hardcoded value, just to emphasize the meaning

        case self::ENCODING_QUOTEDPRINTABLE:
            return self::encodeQuotedPrintable($str, self::LINELENGTH, $EOL);

        default:
            /**
             * @todo 7Bit and 8Bit is currently handled the same way.
             */
            return $str;
    }
}

/Edit: initially I replaced self::LINELENGTH with Zend_Mime::LINELENGTH; this won't work because the autoloader will always load the Zend_Mime class from Magento core instead of the one from lib/Zend.

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