Google script not sending email

Question

I have a google script to use a form submission to fill out a document, then convert it to a PDF and save the PDF, then email it out to 2 emails. One is to the respondent whos email is on the google worksheet and one to the hard coded email address. The trigger is working, the document gets filled out and save as a PDF to the correct folder. I have verified all the links to the appropriate forms, doc, and cells are correct. But it will not send either email. I am new to Google Script so can use any and all help.

function afterFormSubmit(e) { 
  
    const info = e.namedValues;
    const pdfFile = createPDF(info);

    sendEmail(e.namedValues['Email Address'][0], pdfFile);
    sendEmail2(e.namedValues['Name'][0], pdfFile);
}


function sendEmail(email,pdfFile){

  GmailApp.sendEmail(email,"Cutting Edge Renovation and Painting, LLC - Acknowledgement Form Completed", "Please find a copy of the Cutting Edge Renovation and Painting, LLC Acknowledgement form you completed for your records.",{attachments:[pdfFile],
  name: 'Cutting Edge Renovation and Painting, LLC'
});
}


function sendEmail2(ClientName,pdfFile){

  GmailApp.sendEmail("[email protected]","Cutting Edge Renovation and Painting, LLC - Client Completed the Acknowledgement Form", ClientName & " " & "has completed the Acknowledgement form",{
    attachments:[pdfFile],
  name: 'Cutting Edge Renovation and Painting, LLC'
});
}


function createPDF(info){

const pdfFolder = DriveApp.getFolderById("1N2QTvSJgRMtBx7TzCIKUWc6o3JOhfuGU");
const tempFolder = DriveApp.getFolderById("1WpbEOn_zH1IdvA_PkvxeDPnMXJVVMWQj"); 
const templateDoc = DriveApp.getFileById("1QMHSL1CFb_2srVDd1YZlQEmGMTx0sHm7NGjWBZpnccE");
const newTempFile = templateDoc.makeCopy(tempFolder);
const openDoc = DocumentApp.openById(newTempFile.getId());
const body = openDoc.getBody();

body.replaceText("{Name}", info['Name'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Address}", info['Job Address'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Photo}", info['Photo Release'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Access}", info['Home Access'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Parking}", info['Parking'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Parking2}", info['Parking Permit'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Signature}", info['Signature'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Phone}", info['Phone Number'][0]);
body.replaceText("{Date}", info['Timestamp'][0]);

openDoc.saveAndClose();

const blobPDF = newTempFile.getAs(MimeType.PDF);
const pdfFile = pdfFolder.createFile(blobPDF).setName(info['Name'][0]);
}

Answer 1

This works for me:

function onMyFormSubmit(e) { 
  GmailApp.sendEmail(e.namedValues['Email Address'][0],e.namedValues["2. Question "][0],"", {attachments:DriveApp.getFileById(gobj.globals.test1id)});
}

Answer 2

While it's clear that your main function is a trigger handler function for a form submitted for a spreadsheet, the question doesn't include enough details. Still, I think you might need to improve your script to make it easier to debug.

1. Create functions that emulate the form submission event object. If you are unsure about how to do this, one way that you can easily do it is to log the event object

   function formSubmissionHandler(e){
     Logger.log(JSON.stringify(e));
   }
   

   Then, change the trigger function handler, fill out a form with representative responses, and make a new submission. From the execution log, grab the logged JSON.

   Then, create a function to emulate the form submission using this JSON.

   function emulateFormSubmission(){
     const json = ""; // put here the JSON logged on the execution logs.
     const e = JSON.parse(json);
     debugger;
     afterFormSubmit(e);
   }
   

2. Execute emulateFormSubmission using the Google Apps Script debugger. The execution will pause on the debugger statement. As you need it, use the debugger buttons to continue the execution or to execute the next line and so on.