halbj Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 I want to send messages to multiple recipients, I have tried separating them with a comma and a semi-colan. eg <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Mailto" VALUE="[email protected];[email protected]"> When doing this I get a bounced message tha says "... the domain "mydomain.com;him" could not be found...." ie, it doesn't recognise the semi colan as an address separator. Short of several -mailto tags, which wouldn't suit anyway, is there a way I can send to multiple recipients?
Vaughan Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 The ONLY way is to use multiple -mailto codes! It works. Why wouldn't it be suitable?
halbj Posted September 27, 2001 Author Posted September 27, 2001 the reason it wouldn't be suitable is because it is getting the to addresses from a DB, sometimes there may be one recipient, sometimes there may be 5, 6, 7 who knows. I guess it might be time to start redesigning! do'hh. Thanks Vaughn.
Vaughan Posted September 27, 2001 Posted September 27, 2001 But that's not a problem. You code it like this: [FMP-Record] <input type="text" name="-mailto" value=[FMP-Field: emailaddress]> [/FMP-record] Web Companion will create a -mailto for each record in the found set. No more and no less. [ September 26, 2001: Message edited by: Vaughan ]
halbj Posted September 28, 2001 Author Posted September 28, 2001 Vaughn I new you'd come up with something! Champion Thanks heaps! Hal.
Vaughan Posted October 15, 2001 Posted October 15, 2001 The -MailTo tag cas also be used with portals when working with related databases. Also the -MailCc and -MailBcc tags work exactly the same way. Great isn't it!
Anatoli Posted October 15, 2001 Posted October 15, 2001 Vaughan just proves that usually our imagination is limiting factor.
Anatoli Posted October 16, 2001 Posted October 16, 2001 IMHO it is no problem to study something and be expert. It is OK but it is not showing "common sense". But when someone, like you just showed above is thinking "in simple possible way using more of common sense than all possible routines and programming techniques", that I am deeply admiring. You just show that! Great! Just see some other thread, where I am opposing to you It is the case to refresh just part of HTML page. It can be done for MSIE 4 and above and NN6 and above...
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