G'Day. I need sending mail with multiple file attachement... But really cool product MIMETools is not ready fully. Quotation from MIMETools Readme: "Currently, the MIMETools product's only function is to provide the <!--#mime--> DTML tag." When expected implementing of <!--#boundary--> tag? Thanks, Dima.
On Wed, 15 Mar 2000, Dmitry Ishutkin wrote:
G'Day.
I need sending mail with multiple file attachement... But really cool product MIMETools is not ready fully.
Perhaps not, but in my experience, Bete ZOPE products are much more stable than most.
Quotation from MIMETools Readme: "Currently, the MIMETools product's only function is to provide the <!--#mime--> DTML tag."
In the site I am currently developing I send of e-mails with attaches. From a quick grep of the MIMETools files, you can see the boundary tag already exists. Here is a quick example: <dtml-sendmail smtphost="192.168.1.211" mailto="curtis@umd.com.au" mailfrom="zope@umd.com.au" subject="Attach"> <dtml-mime type=text/plain encode=7bit> Here is some text. <dtml-boundary type=text/plain disposition=attachment encode=7bit name="file.txt"> This is in the attached file. </dtml-mime> </dtml-sendmail>
When expected implementing of <!--#boundary--> tag?
Thanks, Dima.
-- Have a better one, Curtis. <dtml-var standard_work_disclaimer>
Dmitry Ishutkin wrote:
G'Day.
I need sending mail with multiple file attachement... But really cool product MIMETools is not ready fully.
Quotation from MIMETools Readme: "Currently, the MIMETools product's only function is to provide the <!--#mime--> DTML tag."
When expected implementing of <!--#boundary--> tag?
The boundary tag is implemented in the MIMETools product. Because it is only meaningful in the context of the mime tag, I did not explicitly list it in the readme. -Michel
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