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Problem with CFPOP and attachemtns

Asked by rshafakian in Cold Fusion Markup Language, ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: CF 5.0

Hello,

I have code that loops through CFPOP and gets all emails and send it out to another email address (ex. emails sent to myemail@mysite.com gets sent to myotheremail@mysite.com). There are two ways this is done. One, the user can go on the site and send an email with CFMAIL. The user can attach a file to the email and send it out. From there, my process opens up the email using CFPOP and then sends that email along with the attachment to the other email address. This works fine. But when a user sends email from their own email client I'm having trouble. It's attaching a file, but the file is just the original email and not the attachment. The process is the same process that runs whether it's sent from the site with CFMAIL or from the users own email client (yahoo, hotmail, etc...).Start Free Trial

         
           
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             This is the CFMAIL code which works fine and the attachments get sent fine from the process that runs...
 
<cfif attachment_1 neq "">
	<cffile action="upload" filefield="attachment_1" destination="C:\upload\" nameconflict="Makeunique">
	<cfset attachmentLocalFile1 = "C:\upload\#file.serverfile#">
</cfif>
 
<cfmail subject="#form.subject#"
		to="#form.email#"
		from="#qReplyTo.email#" cc="">
	<cfmailparam name="reply-to" value="#qReplyTo.email#;">
#form.message#
 
<cfsilent>
<cfif attachment_1 neq "">
	<cfmailparam file="#attachmentLocalFile1#">
</cfif>
</cfsilent>
</cfmail>
 
This is the process that runs the CFPOP and works for the emails recieved that were sent from CFMAIL but not from the users own email client (yahoo, hotmail, etc...)
 
	<cfpop server="myemailserver" name="qMailbox" username="myemail@mysite.com" password="mypassword" action="GETALL" attachmentpath="C:\temp\">
 
	<cfloop query="qMailbox">
 
			<cfmail from="#thefrom#"
					to="myotheremail@mysite.com"
					subject="my subject">					
			My email body
 
			<cfsilent>
				<cfif attachmentfiles NEQ "">
					<cfloop list="#attachmentfiles#" index="attach" delimiters="#chr(9)#">
						<cfmailparam file="#attach#">
					</cfloop>
				</cfif>
			</cfsilent>
			</cfmail>
 
Again, this top code works fine when the email recieved is sent from the site using CFMAIL, but not from the users own email client.
 
Can someone please help?
           
         

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Problem with CFPOP and attachemtns

Asked by rshafakian in Cold Fusion Markup Language, ColdFusion Application Server

Tags: CF 5.0

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