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Discussion Topic: CFMail issue with Attachments
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jfill |
04-12-2006 @ 4:58 PM |
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I am having problems sending mail with an attachment and just cannot diagnose the problem.
When I send mail without an attachment it works fine. When I remove the attachment code and just include the attachment path:
#trim(request.cfinstdocs)#\#trim(getInstFiles.fileName)#
The path to the file displays in the email just fine as it should
"D:\inetpub\mydomain\documents\inst\Terms_of_Use.doc" which is a valid
path. But as soon as I hardcode the attachment code, or run the code that I have below with the attachment part, I do not get the mail. I do not get errors either. So it must be dying at the server and I cannot figure out why....
Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks.
jfill
<cfmail to="#trim(email)#"
from="support@mydomain.com"
subject="#trim(attributes.Subject)#"
query="getRecipients"
server="#trim(request.mailserver)#"
username="support@mydomain.com"
password="MyPass"
failto="#trim(request.sendFailTo)#"
spoolenable="no"><cfmailparam name="Reply-To" value="#Trim(attributes.fromAddress)#">#ReplaceNoCase(ReplaceNoCase(ReplaceNoCase(attributes.message,"{last_Name}", "#lname#", "ALL"),"{prefix}","#prefix#", "ALL"),"{first_name}","#fname#", "ALL")# ====================================== Powered by: mydomain.com If you feel this message has been sent in error please contact our support department at: support@mydomain.com<cfsilent><cfif trim(attributes.FileID) NEQ "" AND getInstFiles.recordCount NEQ "0"><cfloop query="getInstFiles"><cfif
FileExists("#trim(request.cfinstdocs)#\#trim(getInstFiles.fileName)#")><cfmailparam
file="#trim(request.cfinstdocs)#\#trim(getInstFiles.fileName)#"></cfif></cfloop></cfif></cfsilent></cfmail>
This message was edited by jfill on 4-12-06 @ 4:58 PM
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falconseye |
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04-12-2006 @ 5:40 PM |
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could you try without the <Cfsilent> ?
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jfill |
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04-12-2006 @ 5:59 PM |
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falconseye,
Thanks for the reply. I tried it without the cfsilent....no luck.
Any other thoughts? I have asked the hosting company to look in the logs to see if there are any errors, I have not gotten a reply yet.
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jfill |
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04-12-2006 @ 7:42 PM |
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Ok I figured it out. It was the actual file I was attaching.....
I have not clue but I an attach any other file and it works just fine. Now my question is, what could be wrong with that file?? I know the path was correct and the file existed.
Any ideas.
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jarottman |
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04-13-2006 @ 12:53 PM |
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Have you checked your mail server to verify that it is trying to spool the email. It if is spooling you can also check to make sure that it is not being quaratined.
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jfill |
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04-13-2006 @ 12:57 PM |
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Well when I renamed the file it sent just fine. Something with the name I guess. I am no a shared server so it is like pulling teeth to get at that info.
It seems to be working now as long as the files are not named Terms_of_Use.doc
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