SSR is not defined

[hvtor]

I'm getting an SSR is not defined uncaught reference error.

I've set up a template helper called sendUnits:
Template.EmailProperty.helpers({
sendUnits: function() {
var mailPropertyId = t.data._id;
return Units.findOne(mailPropertyId);
}
});

Uncaught ReferenceError: SSR is not definedEmailProperty.js?3d2014a058974929d3586076a654fdcac8d49b7d:22 Template.EmailProperty.events.click #submit-emailtemplate.js:278 (anonymous function)view.js:760 (anonymous function)view.js:414 Blaze._withCurrentViewview.js:759 (anonymous function)events.js:47 (anonymous function)jquery.js:4624 jQuery.event.dispatchjquery.js:4292 jQuery.event.add.elemData.handle

I have a server side template named : private/sendUnits.html

{{sendUnits}}

I have a click event handler:
/EmailProperty.js
'click #submit-email': function (e, t) {
e.preventDefault();
e.stopPropagation();
var mailTo = t.find(".mail-property").value;
var mailTo = '<' + mailTo + '>'
var mailPropertyId = t.data._id;

    $('#mail-form').slideUp(200);
    $('#mail-form').hide();
    $('#mail-button').slideDown(300);
    // attempted SSR.compileTemplate <-- same error as SSR.render
            var htmlText = SSR.compileTemplate('sendUnits', Assets.getText('sendUnits.html'));
    var htmlText = SSR.render('sendUnits', {propertyId: mailPropertyId});
    Meteor.call('sendUnitsEmail',mailTo,'<[email protected]>','Subject test',htmlText);
}

I have a server Meteor call:
/server.js

Meteor.methods({
        sendUnitsEmail: function (to, from, subject, htmlText) {

        var propertyId = Units.findOne(this.propertyId);
        console.log('sending unitsEmail');
        var htmlText = SSR.render("sendUnits", {propertyId: propertyId});
        console.log(htmlText);
        Meteor.Mandrill.send({
            to: to,
            from: from,
            subject: subject,
            text: htmlText
        });
    }
  });

I am unclear how to pass an ID from the client to the server, and then have it render a template with the helper 'sendUnits' and then have it respond with an email in rich HTML.

[ecwyne]

@hvtor it looks like EmailProperty.js is client-side code. SSR only shows up on the server, you should not include SSR.compileTemplate('sendUnits', Assets.getText('sendUnits.html')); in this file.