<!--- Create cal object --->
<cfscript>
stEvent = StructNew();
stEvent.description = "This can come from a file or other variable";
stEvent.subject = "A vCal created with the vCal UDF";
stEvent.location = "Chicago, IL";
stEvent.startTime = "{ts '2002-01-14 20:53:07'}"; //dateObj or timestamp in GMT
stEvent.endTime = "{ts '2002-01-14 21:53:07'}"; // dateObj or timestamp in GMT
stEvent.priority = 2;
vCalOutput = vCal(stEvent);
</cfscript>
<cffile action="" file="temp1234.txt" output="#vCalOutput#" addnewline="Yes">
<cfmail to="to" from="from" subject="Calender Subject Line" mimeattach="temp1234.txt">Message for what to do if this doesn't work?</cfmail>
Or something along those lines.
Jerry Johnson
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/17/04 04:41PM >>>
I found a nice description on vCalendar standard creation and a UDF on
cflib, but what I'm unsure of is where to put this newly created piece
of code. Do I just put it in the body of the email, attach it as a file
or does it go in the header somewhere? Please let me know if anyone
knows what to do here.
John
-----Original Message-----
From: Philip Arnold [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 4:31 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Create calendar items in outlook?
> From: Burns, John D
>
> Does anyone know of a custom tag or a way to format an email so that
> when it is received by an Outlook client, it will have the option to
> add it to their calendar? Like a meeting request sort of thing? I
> don't know if outlook uses certain mail headers or if there's
> something attached. The server is in a different location than the
> users, so we can't automatically connect to an exchange server or
> anything. We need to be able to send it via CF and have it received
> by the users and have that option. Thanks!
Do a search on VCalendar - it's a complete specification on how to
create Calendar entries via a VCS file
I think there's a simple one created on FigLeaf, but I can't be sure if
it's still there
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