cfmailparam

Description

Can either attach a file or add a header to a message. It is nested within a cfmail tag. You can use more than one cfmailparam tag within a cfmail tag.

Syntax


<cfmail 

  to = "recipient"

  subject = "msg_subject"

  from = "sender"

  ...more attibutes... >

  <cfmailparam 

    file = "file-name" >

  or

  <cfmailparam 

    name = "header-name"

     value = "header-value" >

  ...

</cfmail>

Attributes

Attribute

Description

file
Required if you do not specify the name attribute. Attaches the specified file to the message. This attribute is mutually exclusive with the name attribute.

name
Required if you do not specify the file attribute. Specifies the name of the header. Header names are case insensitive. This attribute is mutually exclusive with the file attribute.

value
Optional. Indicates the value of the header.

Attribute	Description
file	Required if you do not specify the `name` attribute. Attaches the specified file to the message. This attribute is mutually exclusive with the `name` attribute.
name	Required if you do not specify the `file` attribute. Specifies the name of the header. Header names are case insensitive. This attribute is mutually exclusive with the `file` attribute.
value	Optional. Indicates the value of the header.

Example

<!--- This example shows the use of cfmailparam --->

<html>

<head>

<title>cfmailparam Example</title>

</head>



<body>

<H3>cfmailparam Example</H3>



<P>

This example uses cfmailparam to attach two files and add a 

header to a message.

</P>

<cfmail from = "peter@domain.com" To = "paul@domain.com" 

Subject = "See Important Attachments and Reply">

  <cfmailparam name = "Reply-To" value = "mary@domain.com">

  Please read the text file and view the new logo, and let us know what 

  you think.

  <cfmailparam file = "c:\work\readme.txt">

  <cfmailparam file = "c:\work\logo.gif">

</cfmail>

</body>

</html>

cfmailparam

Description

Category

Syntax

See also

Attributes

Example

CFML Reference
ColdFusion Tags