andy wrote:
>
> ###basically, as per activestate's recommendation in one of the manpages, i
> prepared the message with MIME::Lite and send using Net::SMTP. the biggest
> drawback right now is that i copied the part in the write function that
> creates the file and writes html to the file and te
###function that creates the file:
sub write
{
$outfile = "htmlfile.html";
open(OUT, ">$outfile") || die "cannot create file=> $!";
print OUT "";
print OUT "This is a test";
print OUT "";
print OUT "";
print OUT "";
close(OUT);
#WRITE TO FILE, THEN AUTO-SUBMIT SAME INFORMATION TO NEXT SU
> andy wrote:
>
> hi, what i'm actually trying to do is create an html file and send it as an
>attachment. i noticed some odd behavior though:
>
> 1. when i create the file (named htmlfile.html, stored in $file), and send using
>Net::SMTP (not attaching the file, but sending the contents), i
Just Say No!! Email should be email. Always (-;
Mark Bergeron
Anti-HTML Email Liberation Front, Inc.
-Original Message-
From: "andy"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue Jun 26 11:41:56 PDT 2001
Subject: html in emails
>hi,
>
>i'm trying to show html in an email. what he
hi, what i'm actually trying to do is create
an html file and send it as an attachment. i noticed some odd behavior
though:
1. when i create the file (named htmlfile.html,
stored in $file), and send using Net::SMTP (not attaching the file, but sending
the contents), it sends the
From: "andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> hi,
> i'm trying to show html in an email. what headers should i use to be
> able to view the actual layout instead of all the tags showing up?
>
> --andy
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-type: text/html
That is if you only want a single part messa
Be advised that not everyone can read HTML mail and
there is a large number of people ( myself included ) who do not like it at all.
This is what I use, I'm sure there are better
ways...
use Mail::Sender;
my $sender = new Mail::Sender {
smtp => 'mail' };
$
hi,
i'm trying to show html in an email. what
headers should i use to be able to view the actual layout instead of all the
tags showing up?
--andy
I remember reading something about the way output is handled in ASP that
said it's best not to use something like
$html = "\n"
$html = ""
while (!$rs->EOF) {
$html .= "" . $rs->Fields("whatever")->Value
$rs->MoveNext
}
$Response->Write($html)
Because repeatedly contatinating large str
opps... should say 'ron worte:' ...
hope I didn't cause offence, sorry if it did...
-Original Message-
From: Lee Goddard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 3:50 PM
To: Matthew Thompson; Perl Web (E-mail)
Subject: RE: effiency in string formatting???
> Lee wrote:
L
> Lee wrote:
LEE DID NOT WRITE THAT!!
Lee
> >
> >I use q|| a lot too. If I feel like living dangerous I'll do:
> >
> > print <<"":
> >
> >
> > Hello
> >
> >
> >
> >print 'world';
> >
>
>
> wow, sod bungee jumping Adrenalin Perl - I like it. ;)
>
> _
> Is that more efficient than this
I doubt even an inefficient small loop like this will have a drastic impact
on the rest of your program.
> 'print "$name";' different from 'print $name;' and the later is more
> efficient (I think).
Mastering Algorithms with Perl has a little footnote in the f
Lee wrote:
>
>I use q|| a lot too. If I feel like living dangerous I'll do:
>
> print <<"":
>
>
> Hello
>
>
>
>print 'world';
>
wow, sod bungee jumping Adrenalin Perl - I like it. ;)
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In defence:
Well indentation is never a problem for me
as I never read HTML, TokeParser does it :)
And nothing breaks _HERE_ is it's weird enough:
like a MIMI mixed/multipart delimiter.
__Wozzamatteruayuloookinsosadaissanicadayisanicaplaceahshudduppayafayce__
Lee
---
Obligatory perl schm
> Lee Goddard typed (on 26th of June):
> > Of the two, I prefer the former, as it's
> > easy to read and hence to maintain. In
> > fact, I'd make it clear by
> >
> > $html.=<<"__END_OF_HTML__";
> >
> > Put it $here
> > like so
> >
> > __END_OF_HTML__
>
> I personally prefer
> print qq|$
Lee Goddard typed (on 26th of June):
> Of the two, I prefer the former, as it's
> easy to read and hence to maintain. In
> fact, I'd make it clear by
>
> $html.=<<"__END_OF_HTML__";
>
> Put it $here
> like so
>
> __END_OF_HTML__
I personally prefer
print qq|$tag|;
format as then I don't
Of the two, I prefer the former, as it's
easy to read and hence to maintain. In
fact, I'd make it clear by
$html.=<<"__END_OF_HTML__";
Put it $here
like so
__END_OF_HTML__
Lee
---
Obligatory perl schmutter .sig:
perl -e "print rand > 0.5 ? q/\\/ : q\/\ while 1"
> -Original Message-
Hi all,
Any one had any comments on this lot of code:
---
$html="start of html code";
foreach $_ (@users) {
chomp($_);
($name, $pass, $privelages) = split(/:/, $_);
$html.="\n\n";
$html.=$name;
$html.="";
$html.=$privelage
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