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inline action (mail) not working under OS X 10.1.4

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hi,

I'm executing an inline action to post an email from a page. The code works perfectly under OS 8.6 (old server). When upgrading to OS X, it fails. It simply doesn't send email. Any ideas if there are syntax changes for OS X that may be relevant? What about authority (my html file has 777 rights...).

Here's the code from the html file that's sending the email:

[FMP-InlineAction: -db=app2002.fp5, [email protected], [email protected], [email protected],

-mailsub= (TEST) Confirmation # {field: _Current Record ID} has been approved by Sales Analyst {field: _02_emailstatus}, -mailhost=aaa.abc.com, -mailformat=sls_to_slsmgr.txt, -view]

[/FMP-InlineAction]

Running OS X 10.1.4, with WC v3.

TIA

Mark

  • 7 months later...

I hate to resurrect the dead, but this 7 month old post popped up in my search so I'm going to mention a few things, just in case this confuses anyone in the future (I'm sure markmanley has moved on by now...)

The code looks like lasso code since it seems like the intratag filelds are missing the FMP-, e.g. {FMP-field: fieldname}. Maybe the old machine had lasso or old versions of FMP may have still supported some of the lasso tags they're descended from. Also, there could have been a problem with -view as the action. I've read some posts that seem to indicate that -find works better as the action and that -view does not find an actual record to display data so although the action works without an error, all fields look blank.

Lastly, I would not recommend setting an HTML file to 777 since this let's anyone write changes to your code.

See you yesterday, today, and tomorrow... --ST

For Inlines you shouldn't need the FMP.

Garry

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