Re: concatenating email address

2010-06-15 Thread daniel kessler
>"> ok, so this worked. I swear that I had tried this before I posted, but I probably didn't try and send the email, just viewed it for debugging. In the view, it's going to do the same wrong thing. So it's sending emails fine now. Thank you very much for your assistance. daniel ~~~

Re: concatenating email address

2010-06-15 Thread Tom King
So in the CF Code, you don't escape the < and >'s. So: "> will get you the string to use in your CFMAIL tag, then when you're displaying it via cfoutput, use: #htmlCodeFormat(the_from)# or, to escape the characters, but don't surround with PREs #htmlEditFormat(the_from)# T On 15 June 2010

Re: concatenating email address

2010-06-15 Thread daniel kessler
>Problem's not the concatenation, it's just the browser interprets anything >between < and > as tags, so they're hidden by design. > > >Once you have your list, try this: > > >#htmlCodeFormat(the_from)# I tried this and the email message failed anyway. It looked great when I did the output to

re: concatenating email address

2010-06-15 Thread Jason Fisher
-- From: "daniel kessler" Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 9:28 AM To: "cf-talk" Subject: concatenating email address I'm looking to loop through a query and make a list of these: Daniel Kessler However, having the "<" and ">" makes it so that

concatenating email address

2010-06-15 Thread daniel kessler
I'm looking to loop through a query and make a list of these: Daniel Kessler However, having the "<" and ">" makes it so that the email address doesn't appear at all. Put in colons instead and it displays the email address fine. However, I want it formatted the way that I display above. Ho