Greetings,
If you are using the Boston WorkStation SendMail command here's neat trick
to do this.
This works if you are using variables that look like f("ErrMsg")
Also works with DataStation Fields too btw..
When you are "learning" the command in BWS- in the Body display type in the
variable name as follows:
{ErrMsg}
So the display (not pasting the graphic to be bandwidth kind) would look
like:
---------------------------------------------
Greetings,
While this is normally a very good script, it just generated the following
error:
{ErrMsg}
Regards,
Thom
--------------------------------------------
And it will replace {ErrMsg} when the SendMail command executes with the
current value in the variable.
Of course you can also do this the "old fashion way" using good old string
concatenation.
The SendMail command has the following parameters - message being the "body"
SendMail(MailTo As String, Subject As String, Message As String, [From As
String], [Attachment As String], [Server As String], [ID As String], [PWD As
String], [Port As String], [HTML As Boolean = False])
So if I were emailing myself I might do the following:
F("errorMsg")=view() ' just getting a screen shot
F("msg")="Greetings," & vbcrfl
F("msg")=f("msg") & "While this is a very good script, it unfortunately ran
into an error:" & vbCrLf
F("msg")=f("msg") & f("ErrorMSG") & vbCrLF
F("msg")="Regards," & vbcrfl
F("msg")="Thom"
SendMail [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Oh no! An error!!!!", f("msg"),..
Regards,
Thom
Thom C. Blackwell
Product Manager
Boston Software Systems
(866) 653-5105 ex 807
www.bossoft.com
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Walker, Reese
Sent: Friday, October 05, 2007 4:20 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Talk] emailing a variable
I am sure this will be an easy question for some of you. How do I add a
variable that was collected in my script to an email I send at the end of
the script?
Thanks,
Reese
Reese E. Walker
Financial Systems Analyst
Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital
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