Hmmm... maybe the DAO type-deal, but that's a lot of work. The idea was to
do it without looping the query first, so the isValid I don't think would
work.
The regex I mentioned was basically a way of putting some type of selection
in the query itself, saying, Grab me records with valid emails,
: Thursday, April 13, 2006 9:07 PM
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Subject: catching a query based cfmail ...
If I'm using cfmail with the query attribute, populating the to address
dynamically... how to I catch an individual exception?
Like if one row in the query contains an invalid email address that
throws
If I'm using cfmail with the query attribute, populating the to address
dynamically... how to I catch an individual exception?
Like if one row in the query contains an invalid email address that
throws a cfmail exception.
If i put try/catch around the whole cfmail tag set it'll actually stop
I think you are totally correct. You will need to do the CFLOOP thing
to be able to catch an individual CFMAIL exception.
M!ke
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I think you are totally correct. You will need to do the CFLOOP thing
to be able to catch an individual CFMAIL exception.
M!ke
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