Re: Mail::Sender - sending a file with a variable filename

[Ben Wheeler]

When you use single quotes, the quoted string is handled exactly as written. In your case, perl looks for a file named vendor$date rather than the file named vendor0219.csv. Try using double quotes instead, so that variables can be recognized as such:

file => "vendor$date"


Ben

At 04:05 PM 2/19/2001 -0600, Greg Wardawy wrote:
>Hello all,
>Is there any way to send a file with a variable filename i.e. vendor$date (where $date = "0219.csv") using the Mail::Sender?
>Everything works fine if I put:
>file => 'vendor0219.csv'
>but it doesn't when:
>file => 'vendor$date'
>TIA
>Greg
>
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