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The .TXT file needs to contain the following information making sure that there is a carriage return after the last entry i.e. a blank line or any line at all. We have just output the word END in our example to make sure there is a carriage return.
Apart from the EMLTOADR each keyword may only be specified once in the .TXT file. You may specify as many EMLTOADR keywords as you wish to send email.
Please note that the keywords before the = must be entered exactly as described and in uppercase e.g.
EMLFMADR=support@cobwebb.com
EMLFMNAM=Cobwebb Test
SUBJECT=Test for FMEMAIL
BODY=%FILE"/test/html/COB_BODY.html"
EMLTOADR=Your Username test1@cobwebb.com
EMLTOADR=Test test@cobwebb.com
END
Keyword |
Description |
Max Len |
Example |
EMLFMADR= |
From Email Address |
256 |
support@cobwebb.com |
EMLFMNAM= |
From Name |
50 |
Cobwebb Test |
SUBJECT= |
Email Subject |
256 |
Test for FMEMAIL |
BODY= |
Email Body |
1024 |
%FILE"/test/html/COB_BODY.html" |
EMLTOADR= |
Recipient Email Name & Address |
315 |
Please see Formatting the EMLTOADR line below for details |
•The first 9 characters contain EMLTOADR=
•The next 50 characters contain the Email To Name (i.e. starting at position 10)
•The next 256 characters contain the Email To Address (i.e. starting at position 60)
E.g.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
EMLTOADR=Your Username test1@cobwebb.com
Notes:
1.If you leave the Email To Name blank the program will extract the characters from the email address up to the @ character to use as the name. It will also replace any β.β orβ_β with a space.
2.If you do need to leave the Email To Name blank the Email To Address must still be specified from position 60 in the .TXT file.