On Apr 13, 2006, at 10:41 PM, Robert Carroll wrote:
Hi Kevin,
You are right, I should have said that the entire message appears
in the viewer pane.
What I am referring to is that with other "normal" email, the first
lines at the top of the viewer pane are the "from:', 'Subject:',
date", and 'To:' fields, then there is a grey line below which the
body of the email follows.
The email generated with the RB code below shows only the subject &
date above this line. The from address, to address and some of the
header info appears below the line before the correct body of the
message. This is the text shown in the 5 lines quoted at the end of
my previous post.
I'd just like the email to appear as having a sender address. In
the in box list, these emails show a blank space for the sender,
but do show the subject properly.
On Apr 13, 2006, at 2:54 PM, Robert Carroll wrote:
Hi,
I am having a problem getting the from address to show up properly
in an email created and sent with RB 5.5.5.
Using:
mail = New EmailMessage
mail.fromAddress = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mail.subject = /"test"
mail.bodyPlainText = "test"
mail.headers.appendHeader "X-Mailer","RSM Mailer"
Something like this code works for me.
mail = new EmailMessage
mail.FromAddress = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mail.Subject = "A subject"
mail.BodyPlainText = "bodytext "
mail.AddRecipient "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
mailSocket = new SMTPSocket
mailSocket.port = 25
mailSocket.address = "smtp.server.com"
mailSocket.Messages.Append mail
mailSocket.SendMail
Do you have the AddRecipient in the code somewhere and just left it
out of your post. If that's the case, then my second guess is that it
has something to do with the appendHeader. What happens if you remove
it.
You can also look at the raw source of the message in Mail.app and
see if anything jumps out at you as being different from a regular
email.
Kevin
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