Is it supposed to be ?CC or &CC
Tracy
-----Original Message-----
From: MB Software Solutions, LLC
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2009 8:40 AM
In our app, we allow the user to click on a label and it launches the email
program (...code is below). Problem is that the CC and BCC fields come up
"<unknown>" in OE6, but not other email programs. My challenge is to find
out why it says "<unknown>" in OE6 and better yet, find a way for it just to
come up blank instead of saying "<unknown>". Ideas?
tia!
--Mike
LOCAL lcMail, lcMailTo, lcCC, lcBCC, lcSubject, lcBody
STORE '' TO lcMail, lcMailTo, lcCC, lcBCC, lcSubject, lcBody
IF !EMPTY(this.cMailTo)
TRY
lcMailTo = ALLTRIM(EVALUATE(This.cMailTo))
CATCH
lcMailTo = ALLTRIM(This.cMailTo)
ENDTRY
ENDIF
IF !EMPTY(This.cCC)
TRY
lcCC = ALLTRIM(EVALUATE(This.cCC))
CATCH
lcCC = ALLTRIM(This.cCC)
ENDTRY
ENDIF
IF !EMPTY(This.cBCC)
TRY
lcBCC = ALLTRIM(EVALUATE(This.cBCC))
CATCH
lcBCC = ALLTRIM(This.cBCC)
ENDTRY
ENDIF
IF !EMPTY(This.cSubject)
TRY
lcSubject = ALLTRIM(EVALUATE(This.cSubject))
CATCH
lcSubject = This.cSubject
ENDTRY
ENDIF
IF !EMPTY(This.cBody)
TRY
lcBody = ALLTRIM(EVALUATE(This.cBody))
CATCH
lcBody = this.cBody
ENDTRY
ENDIF
IF EMPTY(lcMailTo)
MESSAGEBOX("The email address is empty",0+48,'Symplicity') ELSE
lcMail = "mailto:"+lcMailTo+;
"?CC= "+lcCC+"&BCC= "+lcBCC+"&Subject= "+lcSubject+"&Body=
"+lcBody
TRY
ShellExecute(0,"open",lcMail,"","",1)
CATCH
MESSAGEBOX("Symplicity could not launch your email
program",16,'Symplicity')
ENDTRY
ENDIF
--
Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
http://fabmate.com
http://twitter.com/mbabcock16
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