In building a project for work I needed to add potentially multiple attachments to an email. Fortunately, CFMail has a way to add header and additional information.<\/p>\n
In coldfusion 8+ you can specify whether the file is an attacment or is displayed inline in the message with disposition=”inline” or “attchment”. You can also give the file a name with contentID=”image1″.<\/p>\n If you need to add cc’s or other head information you use Name instead of File for the cfmail param. ie name=”cc” value=”bob@hisdomain.com”<\/p>\n You can pass the values from queries to make the file-name or name-values dynamic. You must use cfloop query=”queryname” rather than cfoutput query=”queryname”. You can use query references like #queryname.fieldname# if there is only 1 value. If you try to use cfoutput query=queryname you will get an odd message telling you that you can not use nested cfoutput. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In building a project for work I needed to add potentially multiple attachments to an email. Fortunately, CFMail has a way to add header and additional information. <cfmail to=”somebody@domain.com” from = “yourstruly@domain.com” subject=”something” server=”yourmailserver”> <p>Here are your attachments.<\/p> <cfmailparam file=”c:\/\/yourpath\/filename.ext”> … Continue reading <cfmail to=\"somebody@domain.com\"
\nfrom = \"yourstruly@domain.com\"
\nsubject=\"something\"
\nserver=\"yourmailserver\">
\n<p>Here are your attachments.<\/p>
\n<cfmailparam file=\"c:\/\/yourpath\/filename.ext\">
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