I have the following Javascript code:
this.mailDoc({
cTo: "emailaddress@gmail.com",
cSubject: "Royal con formage",
cMsg: "blablablabla"
});
which, applied to a certain button, gives me the opportunity to send a pre-set e-mail. Now, I'd like to improve the code by giving the instruction to pre-attach pdf files from my Drive's folders into the e-mail. My job involves crazy amounts of work, so whenever I can spare even seconds of time, it's a great victory.
I tried to obtain this result by adding the following string: myEmail.attachDoc(filePath);
But due to what happen to be security conditions, I can't execute the code.
I don't believe this to be impossible.
In the past I couldn't copy the values from the text fields of a document and past them into the text fields of another separated document, but I managed to create a Javascript to do it in spite of the previous restrictions and problems.
Any help will be greatly appreciated
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