Hi Koie,
Looks like you are passing the lines of test.txt.
These lines will just be strings.
You should be passing in a block of files ... ie something of type? file
Assuming test.txt contains a list of file names then you should try something like ....
lv-att: copy []
foreach lv-line read/lines %test.txt [insert lv-att to-file lv-line]
mail mesg lv-header lv-att
the foreach reads through the lines one at a time, converts the text to a file and
inserts it into lv-att.
Cheers Phil
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Ok i've got my email program working almost the way i want it. The problem is when it
attachs if makes all the files named o. Can anyone please tell me whats going on with
this!
Thanks,
Koie Smith
My test.txt looks like...
o40_1995
o40_1996
o40_1997
o40_1998
rebol
[
Title: "Emailer that sends attachments"
Author: "Koie Smith"
Date: 5-Oct-2001
File: %koie.r
Purpose: {
A simple script, which uses the e-mail capabilities
along with attach.r to send attachments.
}
]
do %user.r
do %attach.r
do %lower.r
if (mesg: ask "Please Enter Message: ") = "" [mesg: "(None)"]
lv-header: make system/standard/email
[
Subject: "New Order"
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date: to-idate now
Content-Type: {text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"}
]
lv-att: read/lines %test.txt
mail mesg lv-header lv-att
It looks like this while attaching and sending...
Please Enter Message: this is a test message
attaching non-string object as: o
attaching non-string object as: o
attaching non-string object as: o
attaching non-string object as: o
connecting to: mail.tkweb.net
Thanks,
Koie Smith
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