I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variable like this:

$orderItems .= "<tr>
  <td>
    <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
    <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
  </td>
</tr>";

When I tried to send this variable from my controller to the email template in my email I received the HTML code instead of only the value. So my custom email doesn't interpret my variable in the right way.

So I started looking for an answer and I didn't find anything related to this issue so that's why I posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}

I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variable like this:

foreach (.....){
    $orderItems .= "<tr>
      <td>
        <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
        <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
      </td>
    </tr>";
}

When I tried to send this variable from my controller to the email template in my email I received the HTML code instead of only the value. So my custom email doesn't interpret my variable in the right way.

So I started looking for an answer and I didn't find anything related to this issue so that's why I posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}

I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variable like this:

  $orderItems .= "<tr>
         <td>
           <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
           <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
      </td>
    </tr>";

When I tried to send this variable from my controller to the email template in my email I received the HTML code instead of only the value. So my custom email doesn't interpret my variable in the right way.

So I started looking for an answer and I didn't find anything related to this issue so that's why I posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}

I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variable like this:

$orderItems .= "<tr>
  <td>
    <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
    <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
  </td>
</tr>";

When I tried to send this variable from my controller to the email template in my email I received the HTML code instead of only the value. So my custom email doesn't interpret my variable in the right way.

So I started looking for an answer and I didn't find anything related to this issue so that's why I posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}

I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variabile like this:

  $orderItems .= "<tr>
         <td>
           <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
           <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
      </td>
    </tr>";

When i tried to send this variabile from controller to the email templatein my email i receive the html code instead of only the value from data. So my custom email doesen't interpretate my variabile in the righ way.

So i started looking for an answer and i didn't find anything realed to this issue so that's why i posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}

I had this issue:

I have created a custom mail where I send a list of products. For this in my controller i concatenated a variable like this:

  $orderItems .= "<tr>
         <td>
           <p>" . $productSku . "</p>
           <p>" .  $differanceQty . "</p>                         
      </td>
    </tr>";

When I tried to send this variable from my controller to the email template in my email I received the HTML code instead of only the value. So my custom email doesn't interpret my variable in the right way.

So I started looking for an answer and I didn't find anything related to this issue so that's why I posted this, maybe this will help someone.

the solution is to use the variable like this in the mail :

{{var order}} insead of {{htmlescape var=$order}}