I use the following code to send email messages. After the cfmail code. I do a cfoutput of my query and it displays the right email addresses.
<cfQuery name="MailNames" datasource="mydsn">
select FirstName, Email
FROM contacts
where contactID in (#MailingList#)
</cfquery>
<cfmail
TO="#email#"
FROM="stsinfo@saf-t-swim.c
SERVER="205.166.61.75"
SUBJECT="#Form.Subject#"
Type="HTML" QUERY="MailNames">
<BR><BR>
Hi #mailNames.FirstName#,<BR>
#Form.Body#<BR><BR>
<cfif #Form.imageLocation# IS NOT "">
<img Src="#Form.ImageLocation#"
</cfif>
</cfmail>
I receive the following error.
Error Diagnostic Information
unknown exception condition
TagCFMail::sendMessage
The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of (CFMAIL), occupying document position (21:1) to (26:30).
The area if error comes from my cfmail tag
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I removed the mailnames. from in front of the email and the Firstname in the body.
It still gives me an error locally but on the server it is OK now. I don't understand. I wouldn't mind seeing how bigbadb would use a cfloop to do this though. My cf mind isn't developed enough yet to see how to do it.
Using a Loop:
<cfloop query="MailNames">
<cfmail
TO="#MailNames.email#"
FROM="stsinfo@saf-t-swim.c
SERVER="205.166.61.75"
SUBJECT="#Form.Subject#"
Type="HTML">
<BR><BR>
Hi #mailNames.FirstName#,<BR>
#Form.Body#<BR><BR>
<cfif Len(Form.imageLocation)>
<img Src="#Form.ImageLocation#"
</cfif>
</cfmail>
</cfloop>
But, i agree with satish2676... as i said the code looks ok.
Cheers!
i have the same problem of john, and i tried to use kobik code but i still have the same problem:
Error Diagnostic Information
unknown exception condition
TagCFMail::sendMessage
The error occurred while processing an element with a general identifier of (CFMAIL), occupying document position etc etc....
Someone has any good code for this problem?
Greetings.
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by: KobiKPosted on 2000-11-14 at 11:15:42ID: 5335841
The cfmail tag looks ok.
Here are some pointers:
1) try changing the
TO="#email#" inito
TO="#MailNames.email#"
2) Try this tag without the QUERY attribue (remove all fields that belong to the query also) to see if it works ok..
3) If you have any CFOUTPUT around the cfmail tag, remove it.
HTH