is it possible using synch uploaded file stored in storage and send to the mail.

sir i already try that but file is not sending to mail simultaneously..

@redroseamit What do you mean? Show us what you've tried and I am sure we are able to help.

   public function build(Request $request)
   

  {
     
       //dd ($this->data['file']);

        $this->data['file']= $request->all();
         if($request->hasFile('file'))
         {
        $file = $request ->file('file');
        $fileName = $file->getClientOriginalName();
        $destinationPath = config('storage/app/image/').'/'.$fileName;
        $uploads = Storage::put($destinationPath,file_get_contents($file->getRealPath()));

          }
      
dd ($this->data['file']);

        return $this->from('[email protected]')
                    ->subject('New Estimate Enquiry received')
                    ->view('users.estimatetomail')

      
                    ->attachData($this->data['file']->getRealPath(),
        array(
                'as'=>'file.' . $this->data['file']->getClientOriginalName(),
                'mime' => $this->data['file']->getMimeType())
             )

                    ->with('data', $this->data);

             
    }

}

while i am doing dd

array:11 [▼
  "_token" => "Q4a9MPoJjVx8CeqSzr8pvPIUY1Rc7vLBGl3u9ENt"
  "name" => "amit"
  "email" => "[email protected]"
  "contact" => "hejdkfjd"
  "country" => "inhjh"
  "other" => "dfdfdf"
  "budget" => "000 - 000"
  "webdev" => "1"
  "marketing" => "1"
  "details" => "jhjhjhjhjh"
  "image" => Illuminate\Http\UploadedFile {#1330 ▼
    -test: false
    -originalName: "GAll.pdf"
    -mimeType: "application/pdf"
    -error: 0
    #hashName: null
    path: "C:\xampp\tmp"
    filename: "php7E3B.tmp"
    basename: "php7E3B.tmp"
    pathname: "C:\xampp\tmp\php7E3B.tmp"
    extension: "tmp"
    realPath: false
    writable: false
    readable: false
    executable: false
    file: false
    dir: false
    link: false
  }
]

@redroseamit Okay, that doesn't like right. A most basic example would look like:

public function build(Request $request)
{
    // Do your validations

    $filePath = $request->file('file')->store('your/upload/path');

    // Create an entry in database or whatever
    
    Mail::to('[email protected]')->send(new TestMail($filePath));
    ...
}

While the build() function of TestMail looks like:

public function build()
{
    return $this->markdown('emails.test.mail')->attachFromStorage($this->filePath);
}

filePath being the file path you passed into __construct of your TestMail Mailable of course.

sir what is the seen behind it .,,,

    #hashName: null
    path: "C:\xampp\tmp"
    filename: "php7E3B.tmp"
    basename: "php7E3B.tmp"
    pathname: "C:\xampp\tmp\php7E3B.tmp"
    extension: "tmp"
    realPath: false
    writable: false
    readable: false
    executable: false
    file: false
    dir: false
    link: false
  }
]