attaching an arbitrary number is a little more difficult.
Maybe creating a routine that actually writes a taf and then calls it. You'd write the XML and the <@rows Array=xxx> writes the parameterItem list. Then the next step calls this taf. a bit of a kludge, but you'd end up with the ability to have a variable number of attachments.
<!--Program actions-->
<Actions>
<MailAction ID="Mail" Sig="mail">
<From>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</From>
<To>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</To>
<Subject>subject line</Subject>
<Body />
<ContentType>text/plain</ContentType>
<CharacterSet>iso-8859-1</CharacterSet>
<Wrap>72</Wrap>
<ParameterList>
<ParameterItem>file1.txt</ParameterItem>
<ParameterItem>file2.txt</ParameterItem>
</ParameterList>
</MailAction>
</Actions> <!--Data sources-->
<DataSources /> <!--Output blocks-->
<Outputs />On Jul 30, 2004, at 9:09 AM, Witango wrote:
So would W5 let me somehow loop through an array 'n' number of times and
attach 'n' number of files within a single mail action? If yes, I will
upgrade.
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