Well, first of all, if email isn't defined, your CFMAIL tag will blow up.
Also, your from attribute is messy. You need to put some quotes around all
that, or it'll never work. The angle brackets are probably causing a
problem as well. The tag thinks you're ending the tag at the at the end
of
Try setting it up outside the mail tag. Ex:
CFIF IsDefined(Email)
CFSET Email = [EMAIL PROTECTED]
/CFIF
CFmail to=#Email# from=sullivan mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] @hittite.com
subject=Test
Note: This will fail if Email is not defined. Are you taking this into
account?
-Original
try the if logic outside of the cfmail tag and always pass #email#
On Tue, 4 Sep 2001, Dan Sullivan wrote:
I'm trying to pass e-mail addresses into my cfmail tag if a variable is
defined.
Here's a dummy sample, that I can't get to work.
CFSET email = fun
CFmail to=CFIF ISDEFINED
Try this instead:
cfif isDefined(email)
cfmail from=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED];
to=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]; subject=test
test
/cfmail
/cfif
CF does not allow you to embed tags like what you have
there.
Also, the from attribute is required, so even you
could embed tags, your code would still
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