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CFMail problem
One of my forms on a website is not delivering results. The form submits fine. I have been over the code 100 times and can't find anything. All other forms on the site work.
<cfif trim(len(Email)) LT 1>
You must provide an email address.<br>
Use the back button in your browser to correct the problem.<br><br>
<cfabort>
</cfif>
<CFSET thisPath= ExpandPath("resumes/")>
<CFSET thisDirectory= GetDirectoryFromPath(thisP
<cfif trim(len(resume)) GT 4>
<cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="resume"
destination="#GetDirectory
nameconflict="makeunique"
mode="777">
cfif cffile.serverfileext EQ "exe">
You are attempting to upload an executable file.<br><br>
Please use the back button in the browser to upload a file that is not executable.
<cfabort>
</cfif>
<cfset resume='#File.ServerFile#'
</cfif>
<cfmail to="#form.email#" from="#form.resumeemail#" subject="#form.subject#" type="html" bcc="caroline@advancedwebs
<cfif trim(len(form.resume)) GT 0>
<cfmailparam file="#GetDirectoryFromPat
</cfif>
#form.subject# <br><br>
From job posting: #jobID#<br><br>
<cfloop index="thefield" list="#form.fieldnames#">
<cfset fields="#thefield# = #evaluate(thefield)#">
<CFIF #fields# contains "submit" or #fields# contains "required"
OR #FIELDS# contains "recipient" or #fields# contains "subject"
or #FIELDS# contains "redirect">
<cfelse>
#fields#<br>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
</cfmail>
<cfif trim(len(Email)) LT 1>
You must provide an email address.<br>
Use the back button in your browser to correct the problem.<br><br>
<cfabort>
</cfif>
<CFSET thisPath= ExpandPath("resumes/")>
<CFSET thisDirectory= GetDirectoryFromPath(thisP
<cfif trim(len(resume)) GT 4>
<cffile
action="UPLOAD"
filefield="resume"
destination="#GetDirectory
nameconflict="makeunique"
mode="777">
cfif cffile.serverfileext EQ "exe">
You are attempting to upload an executable file.<br><br>
Please use the back button in the browser to upload a file that is not executable.
<cfabort>
</cfif>
<cfset resume='#File.ServerFile#'
</cfif>
<cfmail to="#form.email#" from="#form.resumeemail#" subject="#form.subject#" type="html" bcc="caroline@advancedwebs
<cfif trim(len(form.resume)) GT 0>
<cfmailparam file="#GetDirectoryFromPat
</cfif>
#form.subject# <br><br>
From job posting: #jobID#<br><br>
<cfloop index="thefield" list="#form.fieldnames#">
<cfset fields="#thefield# = #evaluate(thefield)#">
<CFIF #fields# contains "submit" or #fields# contains "required"
OR #FIELDS# contains "recipient" or #fields# contains "subject"
or #FIELDS# contains "redirect">
<cfelse>
#fields#<br>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
</cfmail>
The code looks fine. Any restrictions on your SMTP server that might be denying this? Instead of <cfmail>ing this, just <cfoutput>all the values and make sure you are getting what you expect to be getting.
ASKER
no. all the other forms on the site work.
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I do see one small error in the code above...
You are missing the opening "<" in the following code: cfif cffile.serverfileext EQ "exe">
You are missing the opening "<" in the following code: cfif cffile.serverfileext EQ "exe">
ASKER
Copy and paste error. It is in the actualo code on the page.
One thought I have is that by default CFMail spools these emails and I have had problems in the past with this (Especially with attachments as they tend to be lower priority). One thing you can try is to set the spoolenable="no" in the CFmail tag and possibly specify the server,username and password parameters to test it and see if that makes a difference.
Thanks for the points. Guessing there was an issue with SMTP? What was the final resolution to this, so that others might learn from it?
ASKER
Kind of. Actually, I misnamed one of the form fields which resulted in the email field being blank and CF not sending the mail.
Thanks for the follow up!