Have you tried sending a Multi-Part MIME message with boundaries set for
TEXT and HTML ? I've had a lot of success using CF4.5,5.0 and MX with
HTML email using this method. This came from a CFDJ or something like
that, not my invention mind you ;)
<!--- BEGIN Define a unique boundary string --->
<CFSET boundary="==MuLtIpArT BoUnDaRy==">
<!--- END Define a unique boundary string --->
<cfmail to="#uemail#" from="#eFrom#" subject="#eSubject#" query="qGetTo"
server="#attributes.server#" group="uemail">
<CFMAILPARAM
NAME="Content-Type"
VALUE='multipart/alternative;
boundary="#boundary#"'>
--#boundary#
Content-Type: text/plain
#txtmessage#
--#boundary#
Content-Type: text/html
#htmlmessage#
<cfif uemail contains "aol.com">
--#boundary#
Content-Type: text/x-aol
#txtmessage#
</cfif>
--#boundary#--
</cfmail>
Joshua Miller
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-----Original Message-----
From: Tristram Charnley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 05, 2002 8:03 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFMail and Type="HTML
I've already put head and body tags around the message but found it
still doesn't work!
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