At 6/20/2000 03:42 PM -0500, Guillermo Dewey wrote:
<snip>
>as you can see I am not using EMAILFILE="#form.EmailFile# because this will add the
>xheaders.
Hmm... actually I just found the opposite to be true. Apparently when used with the
EMAILFILE attribute, CFX_iMSMail does not put in the X-Info header I was talking
about. Perhaps there are other situations when it also doesn't do this? Howie...?
BTW, the place I saw this X-Info header had nothing to do with forwarding email. Just
simply sending an email, using this code:
<CFX_iMSMail
SMTPTO="#variables.SMTPTo#"
SMTPFROM="#variables.SMTPFrom#"
HEADER_To="#GetMail.To#"
HEADER_From="#GetMail.From#"
HEADER_Date="#GetMail.Date#"
HEADER_Reply_To="#IIf( Len(Trim(GetMail.ReplyTo)), "GetMail.ReplyTo",
"GetMail.From" )#"
HEADER_Subject="#GetMail.Subject#"
HEADER_X_Mailer="#variables.XMailer#"
HEADER_X_Info="#variables.XInfo#"
ATTACHMENTS="#ListChangeDelims(GetMail.AttachmentFiles, ",", " ")#"
MX="#variables.iMServer#"
LOG="Yes"
BODY="#GetMail.Body#"
>
Cheers,
-Max
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