[Zope] DTML Sendmail Error

[Zope@Stylus]

Hi Jens

Thanks for your reply.
I removed the indentation and it worked.Thanx once again.

Best Regards
John

: ----- Original Message -----
: From: "Jens Vagelpohl" <jens@zope.com>
: To: "Zope@Stylus" <zope@stylusinc.net>
: Cc: <zope@zope.org>
: Sent: Monday, May 05, 2003 5:08 PM
: Subject: Re: [Zope] DTML Sendmail Error
:
:
: > you must remove all indentation inside that sendmail tag.
: >
: > jens
: >
: >
: > On Monday, May 5, 2003, at 07:19 US/Eastern, Zope@Stylus wrote:
: >
: > > Hi Lennart
: > >
: > > Thaks for your prompt reply.I have asigned the security permission of
: > > the
: > > Mail Host to Anonymous to allow all users who are not loggged into
: > > Zope to
: > > send their mails.
: > > Now let me clarify how I am trying to use dtml-sendmail
: > > <dtml-sendmail mailhost="MailHost">
: > >         To: <dtml-var recipient>
: > >         From: <dtml-var sender>
: > >         Subject: <dtml-var subject>
: > >
: > >         Dear <dtml-var recipient>,
: > >
: > >         You order number <dtml-var order_number> is ready.
: > >         Please pick it up at your soonest convenience.
: > > </dtml-sendmail>
: > >
: > > I am calling this DTML Document from another DTML Document passing the
: > > parameters recepient,sender,subject,order_number from a FORM.
: > > I am using Python version 2.1.3
: > > Could you please help me in figuring what I am doing wrong.Also could
: > > you
: > > please tell me how I can add delete users from acl_users without
: > > actually
: > > logging into ZOPE through the ZMI Login.And how to Login a User who is
: > > m,ember of acl_users into the Zope server without actually going
: > > through the
: > > ZMI Login.THis would solve my problem fr adding Folders into the Zope
: > > Folder
: > > Structure and also to access SquishDOT.
: > >
: > > Thanks and Best regards
: > > John



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