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Implements Email QSL functionality: adds an EmailQSL service (SMTP worker, MIME builder, card rendering and merge-fields), UI for sending and previewing (EmailQSLDialog and .ui), and settings/overlays storage. Introduces a CardEditorWidget component and settings widget for configuring card image/overlays and SMTP credentials (uses secure credential store and QSettings). Tracks sent timestamps in contacts.fields JSON and performs async SMTP operations with STARTTLS/SSL and AUTH support. Wires all new sources, headers and forms into QLog.pro and updates logbook/settings UI to integrate the new feature.
Keep overlay positions, font sizes and box dims proportional when the card background changes and produce smaller email attachments. EmailQSLSettingsWidget: rescale stored overlay pixel values when a new image with different size is loaded; use a 1280px reference width for default fonts/positions and scale horizontal metrics accordingly; add minimum sizes for fonts and box dims. EmailQSLService: render the card at full resolution but scale the exported JPEG to a fixed EMAIL_WIDTH (1280) for email attachments to reduce file size. Also add clarifying comments about how overlay coordinates are stored and used.
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@aa5sh Michael, I think this is already beyond what I would expect from a logging application. It’s not feasible to turn QLog into an email client with all the associated configurations. However, I’ve been thinking about how the idea could be implemented. One option would be for QLog to “prepare” an email and pass it to the default email client, which would handle the sending procedure. I’m not sure how batch sending and similar aspects would be handled, but as I mentioned at the beginning, this is already getting too complex. |
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That makes sense I wasn't really sure if this was to far so I understand your hesitation. I know your goal is to keep QLog powerful but streamlined. I would fully support what ever you decide - not a big deal. |
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Let’s keep it open for now. I’ll try to come up with something around it. |
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This is something I had a stand alone app developed for but felt like others may like something along these lines so worked to integrate it into QLog. It allows for a QSL Card to be generated that can either be emailed from QLog or saved and printed to be mailed.