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I am creating a order programatically in magento 2. What property I need to set on $order object so order success email will not trigger. I have tried below methods with (bool) false, parameter but no succes.



$order->setCanSendNewEmailFlag(false);
$order->setEmailSent(false);
$order->setSendEmail(false);





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I am creating a order programatically in magento 2. What property I need to set on $order object so order success email will not trigger. I have tried below methods with (bool) false, parameter but no succes.



$order->setCanSendNewEmailFlag(false);
$order->setEmailSent(false);
$order->setSendEmail(false);





magento2 order-email







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    See here magento.stackexchange.com/questions/102992/…
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I am creating a order programatically in magento 2. What property I need to set on $order object so order success email will not trigger. I have tried below methods with (bool) false, parameter but no succes.



$order->setCanSendNewEmailFlag(false);
$order->setEmailSent(false);
$order->setSendEmail(false);





magento2 order-email







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I am creating a order programatically in magento 2. What property I need to set on $order object so order success email will not trigger. I have tried below methods with (bool) false, parameter but no succes.



$order->setCanSendNewEmailFlag(false);
$order->setEmailSent(false);
$order->setSendEmail(false);





magento2 order-email




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    See here magento.stackexchange.com/questions/102992/…
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    See here magento.stackexchange.com/questions/102992/…
    – Mohamed El Mrabet
    Sep 8 at 10:35







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See here magento.stackexchange.com/questions/102992/…
– Mohamed El Mrabet
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See here magento.stackexchange.com/questions/102992/…
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You can do that by overiding the 



send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false)


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vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php





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    You can see here at below path :




    vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php




    You can override this public function send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false) function



    Or



    You can set from admin (It's better) to disable it instead of programmatically :



    Admin -> Stores -> Configuration -> Sales -> Sales Email -> Order -> Enabled


    Hope, It will helpful for you.






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    • I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
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      Sep 8 at 11:25










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    You can do that by overiding the 



    send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false)


    In



    vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php





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      You can do that by overiding the 



      send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false)


      In



      vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php





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        You can do that by overiding the 



        send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false)


        In



        vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php





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        You can do that by overiding the 



        send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false)


        In



        vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php






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            You can see here at below path :




            vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php




            You can override this public function send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false) function



            Or



            You can set from admin (It's better) to disable it instead of programmatically :



            Admin -> Stores -> Configuration -> Sales -> Sales Email -> Order -> Enabled


            Hope, It will helpful for you.






            share|improve this answer




















            • I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
              – kapil yadav
              Sep 8 at 11:25














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            1
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            You can see here at below path :




            vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php




            You can override this public function send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false) function



            Or



            You can set from admin (It's better) to disable it instead of programmatically :



            Admin -> Stores -> Configuration -> Sales -> Sales Email -> Order -> Enabled


            Hope, It will helpful for you.






            share|improve this answer




















            • I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
              – kapil yadav
              Sep 8 at 11:25












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            You can see here at below path :




            vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php




            You can override this public function send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false) function



            Or



            You can set from admin (It's better) to disable it instead of programmatically :



            Admin -> Stores -> Configuration -> Sales -> Sales Email -> Order -> Enabled


            Hope, It will helpful for you.






            share|improve this answer












            You can see here at below path :




            vendor/magento/module-sales/Model/Order/Email/Sender/OrderSender.php




            You can override this public function send(Order $order, $forceSyncMode = false) function



            Or



            You can set from admin (It's better) to disable it instead of programmatically :



            Admin -> Stores -> Configuration -> Sales -> Sales Email -> Order -> Enabled


            Hope, It will helpful for you.







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            • I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
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            • I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
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            I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
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            I need to do that for a specific order that I am creating programatically. It will disable for all orders, that's something not required here.
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