Hi Kiran,

Its making sence what you tried to tell me but I doubt it if its in my capacity to do it. But I tried to create it in an other way.

My first Question is I'm writing two triggers on an object.  The first trigger is creating tasks when ever a record is created. Second trigger is creatng email notifications .

I' putting my second trigger here and its throwing me an error. Could u pls help me..

 Invalid field activitydate for SObject Annual_Enrollment_Request__c at line 27 column 23

trigger createEmail on Annual_Enrollment_Request__c (after insert)
{
Set<Id> ownerIds = new Set<Id>();

for(Annual_Enrollment_Request__c tsk: Trigger.New)
ownerIds.add(tsk.ownerId);

// Build a map of all users who are assigned the tasks.
Map<Id, User> userMap = new Map<Id,User>([select Name, Email from User where Id in :ownerIds]);
for(Annual_Enrollment_Request__c tsk : Trigger.New)
{
User theUser = userMap.get(tsk.ownerId);
Messaging.SingleEmailMessage mail = new Messaging.SingleEmailMessage();
String[] toAddresses = new String[] {theUser.Email};
mail.setToAddresses(toAddresses); // Set the TO addresses
mail.setSubject('A task owned by you has been created'); // Set the subject
// Next, create a string template. Specify {0}, {1} etc. in place of actual values.
// You can replace these values with a call to String.Format.
String template = 'Hello {0}, \nYour task has been created. Here are the details - \n\n';
template+= 'Subject - {1}\n';
template+= 'Due Date - {2}\n';
template+= 'My Test Field - {3}\n';
String duedate = '';
if (tsk.ActivityDate==null)
duedate = '';
else
duedate = tsk.ActivityDate.format();
List<String> args = new List<String>();
args.add(theUser.Name);
args.add(tsk.Subject);
args.add(duedate);
args.add(tsk.MyTestField__c);

// Here's the String.format() call.
String formattedHtml = String.format(template, args);

mail.setPlainTextBody(formattedHtml);
Messaging.SendEmail(new Messaging.SingleEmailMessage[] {mail});
}
}