I've installed the Email API for CiviRules, but nothing about emails is showing up under actions in CiviRules. Have tried uninstalling and reinstalling, but no change. Is there another step that I need to be taking to enable email sending?
CiviCRM 4.6.33 on Drupal 7.56, CiviRules 1.15, Email API 1.10.
Updating https://github.com/CiviCooP/org.civicoop.emailapi to version 1.11 appears to have fixed this!
You should try to clear CiviCRM's cache as mentioned in CiviRules' documentation :
If you add your action as a a managed entity (which we think is a good idea) you will obviously have to do a {yoursite}/civicrm/clearcache to make sure the new managed entity is available.
Cheers, Olivier;
I encountered the same issue a month ago. After installing both the E-MAIL API and CiviRules I wasn't able to select send email rule, but I could send emails through the API explorer.
In other words everything was working only I wasn't able to select send email action when I defined rules. It turned out that a row was missing from the civirule_action table of the CiviCRM database.
I fixed the issue by adding the missing row (copied over from the CiviCRM instance with working CiviRules) with name emailapi_send label Send e-mail and class CRM_Emailapi_CivirulesAction.
The table that works should look like this:
I don't know what caused it, but I suspect the issue arose because CiviRules and E-MAIL API extensions were uninstalled and then installed again couple of times trying to resolve an unrelated issue. I was using the newest CiviCRM version at the time (4.7.27)
Ok, so did a combination of the above to fix this on WordPress install:
Added the SQL statement manually:
INSERT INTO civirule_action (name, label, class_name, is_active)
VALUES('emailapi_send', 'Send E-mail', 'CRM_Emailapi_CivirulesAction', 1);
Deleted the plugin, manually added the v1.11, refreshed cache and it installed properly. After I was able to execute the v1.7 upgrade and complete the database update.
