Bcc - smtpmail.p
- Thread starter PiluCar
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Hi,
Please check this peg thread
http://www.peg.com/lists/peg/history/200308/msg00561.html
This talks about how someone was able to send mail to bcc recipients.
Regards,
Sunil.
Please check this peg thread
http://www.peg.com/lists/peg/history/200308/msg00561.html
This talks about how someone was able to send mail to bcc recipients.
Regards,
Sunil.
also you could check out
http://www.freeframework.org/ website to see if a new version of the program has been released and if that has bcc support.
-Sunil
http://www.freeframework.org/ website to see if a new version of the program has been released and if that has bcc support.
-Sunil
if you are using outlook instead of smtp, here's a bunch of codei wrote and had over time and there's some bcc parts in there.
http://www.oehive.org/node/1093
http://www.oehive.org/node/1093
Hi Ben,
You have to put "^B" at the end of your adress CC.
Example :
EmailCC = test1@123.com,test2@123.com^B
CC = test1@123.com
BCC = test2@123.com
Pierre-Luc
You have to put "^B" at the end of your adress CC.
Example :
EmailCC = test1@123.com,test2@123.com^B
CC = test1@123.com
BCC = test2@123.com
Pierre-Luc
Hi Ben,
I have smtpmail 5.8a.
I modified the code to add un PARAMETER.
And just before to send the information to the server, I add my BCC email.
If it doesn't work, send us the log file create by the smtpmail.
I have smtpmail 5.8a.
Code:
/*-------------------------------------------------------------------
File........: smtpmail.p
Version.....: 5.8a - Aug 9, 2007
Description : Opens up an SMTP connection and sends an email message
to multiple recipients.
Input Param :
mailhub char - settable SMTP server name/IP address
optionally append :XX where X is a port number of the
SMTP server. 25 is default port.
EmailTo CHAR - list of email addresses separated by
semicolons or commas (All semicolons will
be replaced by commas so don't include stuff
like Smith, John) <me@myaddress.org>"My Name"
EmailFrom CHAR - email address of user originating the email,
the SMTP server should require that this user
is real. Format looks like:
<user>@<host>[;<descriptive name>]
Example:
foo@bar.com[;Mr. Foo Bar]
If you want Delivery or Read Receipts, add a chr(1) delimiter
to the end of the EmailFrom and then one or two comma delimted
logical strings (Yes or No) for Delivery and Read Receipt
respectivley.
Example:
"foo@bar.com;Mr. Foo Bar" + chr(1) + "yes,no"
will give a delivery receipt and no read receipt. These
PARAMETERs are strictly optional and not required.
Delivery and read receipts are always returned to the EmailFrom
address.
EmailCC CHAR - list of email addresses separated by
semicolons or commas (All semicolons will
be replaced by commas so don't include stuff
like Smith, John) <me@myaddress.org>"My Name"
[B]For BCC (blind copies) add a ^B to the end of the address.
Example: me@myaddress.org^B[/B]
Code:
...
DEF INPUT PARAMETER EmailTo AS CHAR NO-UNDO.
DEF INPUT PARAMETER EmailFrom AS CHAR NO-UNDO.
DEF INPUT PARAMETER EmailCC AS CHAR NO-UNDO.
[B]DEF INPUT PARAMETER EmailBcc AS CHAR NO-UNDO. [/B]
...
Code:
/********************** 5 (was 2) - Build From *****************/
WHEN 5 THEN DO: /* 05/19/2003 LK replace 2 to 5*/
{&logger2} vstate " " v " " "Mail From" skip.
[B] DO l_nbcc = 1 TO NUM-ENTRIES([/B][B]EmailBcc[/B][B]):
ASSIGN EmailCC = EmailCC + (IF EmailCC = "" THEN "" ELSE ",") + ENTRY(l_nbcc,[/B][B]EmailBcc[/B][B]) + "^B".
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