GmailApp.sendEmail() syntax for multiple options? - google-apps-script

Question

I want to send emails with multiple hyperlinked text, line breaks and bolding. In addition to the .sendEmail() documentation, I found this question and answer, but I'm still confused. Here's what I'm doing:
function emailTest() {
var Link1 = "https://sites.google.com/a/****/item-shop" ;
var Link2 = "https://sites.google.com/a/****/leader-board" ;
var name = "Adam";
var message = "Congratulations " + name.bold() + "!" + '\n' + '\n' + "check out this cool " + Link1 + '\n' + '\n' +
"and this cool " + Link2 + '\n' + '\n' +
"Keep up the good work!" + '\n' + "Mr. S.";
GmailApp.sendEmail ('fakename#gmail.com', "Congratulations!", message,
{htmlBody: message.replace(Link1, 'Item Shop'),
htmlBody: message.replace(Link2, 'LeaderBoard')})
}
Here's the result:
bolding worked, and only 1 of the links, the line breaks did not happen.
any guidance is appreciated!

Answer 1

Have you tried starting with the http:// protocol?
Try this:
var link = "http://www.google.com";
var message = "Congratulations " + name[i] + "!" + '\n' + '\n' +
"check out this cool " + link + + '\n' + '\n' +
"Keep up the good work!" + '\n' + "Mr. S."
GmailApp.sendEmail(fakename#gmail.com, "Congratulations!", message,
{htmlBody: message.replace('link', 'Website')})
EDIT:
Try sepperating the links with the email send function, which also helps making it a little more readable. Try this (btw im not that familliar with google script but i am pretty sure this should work):
function emailTest() {
var Link1 = "https://sites.google.com/a/****/item-shop" ;
var Link2 = "https://sites.google.com/a/****/leader-board" ;
var name = "Adam";
var message = "Congratulations " + name.bold() + "!" + '<br/>' + '<br/>' + "check out this cool " + Link1 + '<br/>' + '<br/>' +
"and this cool " + Link2 + '<br/>' + '<br/>' +
"Keep up the good work!" + '<br/>' + "Mr. S.";
message = message.replace(Link1, 'Item Shop');
message = message.replace(Link2, 'LeaderBoard');
GmailApp.sendEmail ('fakename#gmail.com', "Congratulations!", message, {htmlBody: message});
}