Simple solution. Use CFSAVECONTENT to save your desired email body to
a variable, then have the body of the email just be the variable,
i.e.:
cfmail ...#myVar#/cfmail
I pretty much do this as standard anymore, as it gives me more control
over cfmail output.
Pete
A number of replies - thank you. I just picked this one for no
particular reason to respond.
cfmail...
Verbiage...
[Here I want to tell the person all the various things they selected as
traits (for lack of a better word). These come from a one (their name
data) to many (traits) recordset, so
On 11/6/06, Stephens, Larry V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to send a message by cfmail that includes a list of positions I
retrieved using a query.
When I put cfoutput query... inside the cfmail tags I get a nested
output error.
If that's happening you can call the fields directly in
Use the query attribute of cfmail
Nic
Stephens, Larry V wrote:
Trying to send a message by cfmail that includes a list of positions I
retrieved using a query.
When I put cfoutput query... inside the cfmail tags I get a nested
output error.
Can't do?
Larry V. Stephens
Indiana
Can you please post the code this error is coming from?
On 11/6/06, Stephens, Larry V [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Trying to send a message by cfmail that includes a list of positions I
retrieved using a query.
When I put cfoutput query... inside the cfmail tags I get a nested
output error.
Nope, CFMail does an implicit cfoutput, I think as a result of the query
attribute being available within the cfmail tag (just a guess there). Use
cfloop instead.
-- Josh
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Use the query attribute of cfmail
Nic
Stephens, Larry V wrote:
Trying to send a message by cfmail that includes a list of positions
I
As was said, using a cfloop inside of the email will do what you want.
As an aside, it was suggested to use the query attribute of cfmail, I
would argue that you should never, ever use this unless you are on CF
version 5 or earlier.
When CF went to v6.0, the behavior of the cfmail tag was
There is no reasonable, practical way I am aware of to restart - after
the point of failure - a cfmail call right in the middle of itself,
such as when a bad email address is found in the middle of a query
result set. As a result of that, you run your query as normal. Then
run a cfloop over
On 11/6/06, Andrew Tyrone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Of course, that's all in a perfect world I suppose.
Exactly. If you don't build a robust procedure then you have to
absolutely trust your data validation scheme and accept that if
anything gets past it you are OK with the whole routine
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