What I do is store all attachs in a db (msgid,filename, content type, byte
size, and cid, as well as a random attachid#)
When I output the body html I use regex to replace img src=cid: with img
src='url?msgid=idnumcid=
Dov
Other than storing in a database (store in folders) this is the thought
I guess it depends on what you want to get out of it. In my case things needed
user level security per forum/thread/post so to protect the attachments, I pipe
the files out via jsp. I redundantly store things now, but I'm working on
checksumming files and storing the chksum in a db. To prevent
Stephen Cassady wrote:
But in testing, I've found that inline graphics are being pulled as
attachments, and not being included in the mail body, but as attachments.
Tis' ok - I can add some logic and use cfmailparam to address this issue.
My question is (I'm very preamble windy) has anybody
What I do is store all attachs in a db (msgid,filename, content type, byte
size, and cid, as well as a random attachid#)
When I output the body html I use regex to replace img src=cid: with img
src='url?msgid=idnumcid=
This works great for my java based customization of a web forum to allow
and I can boo the code and apply to my application.
Boo?
Yes. Sometimes it's important to instill some fear into your code, to show
it who's boss.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software provides the highest caliber vendor-authorized
instruction at our
On 6/21/06, Dave Watts [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and I can boo the code and apply to my application.
Boo?
Yes. Sometimes it's important to instill some fear into your code, to show
it who's boss.
LOL!
And I was going to go with love or affection as in my baby-boo.
Yours appeals to
Hey Everyone -
Been writing a listserv application and have been having fun with lots of
features that need to be addressed. But I've got most of it going,
including capturing attachments and archiving them, archiving the emails,
and automatically linking replies to the original email in the
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