Grant
This is out of the LiveDocs
<cfmail from = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" To = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" Subject = "Which
version do you see?">
<cfmailpart type="text" wraptext="74">
You are reading this message as plain text, because your mail
reader
does not handle HTML text.
</cfmailpart>
<cfmailpart type="html">
<h3>HTML Mail Message</h3>
<p>You are reading this message as <strong>HTML</strong>.</p>
<p>Your mail reader handles HTML text.</p>
</cfmailpart>
</cfmail>
Following that example, i would take that as the indended use for it. Going
by that example, the tags would produce 2 text parts to the email.
If i dont want a text version and i just want a HTML version then I have to
set the TYPE attribute in the tag which sorta defeats the purpose of the
cfmailpart tag wouldnt you think?
But what you said is correct. If i remove the text mailpart and just have
plain text and a html mailpart i dont get the exta part.
Steve
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Subject: [cfaussie] Re: CFMAIL / CFMAILPART HUUUUUGE BUG!
doesn't it take the contents of the cfmail tag as the body of the
email, and set up another bodysection based on cfmailpart?
this would explain why you're getting two bodies - one for the
cfmailpart, and one for the inside of the cfmail tag.
i don't think cfmailpart *replaces* the original body that is created
from the inside of cfmail tag.
G
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