Thanks Tom... I hadn't thought of using CFInclude... Trouble is, I want the
included file to process the queries!! And that bit doesn't work. I have
a page that when displayed is the newsletter I want to send... I also want
to use the same page to send to subscribers... It's the queries that are
causing me the problems! :^)
on 29/8/01 10:48 AM, tom muck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> That's not a problem. Have you tried it? You can't use a query attribute
> of <CFMAIL> tag if you do it that way, but you can use a <CFLOOP> and send
> one <CFMAIL> at a time. It's actually just as fast. I always use a
> <CFINCLUDE> to include the coldfusion page as the body.
>
> tom
>
> "Nick Texidor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]...
>> Iım trying to send an HTML newsletter via the CFMAIL tag but am having a
> few
>> problems.
>>
>> If I simply enter all the HTML code in the tag, it works ok. But Iıd like
>> to use an existing CF page, so that all the Queries run and then send the
>> resulting content. Can this be done, or would I need to embed all the
> HTML
>> code from the template into the CFMail tag.
>>
>> Should I maybe use CFHTTP to run that newsletter.cfm page to allow all the
>> queries to process, and then send the resulting output??
>>
>> Thanks for any help/suggestions
>>
>> N
>>
>>
>>
>
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