tcp.sendMail
| Syntax |
tcp.sendMail (recipient, subject, message, sender, cc, bcc, host, mimeType, adrHdrTable, timeOutTicks, flMessages)
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| Params |
recipient is a string, the email address of the person who is to receive the message. subject is a string, it's the subject of the message. message is a string, the body of the message. sender is a string, the email address of the sender. It defaults to user.prefs.mailAddress. cc is a string, it's a comma-separated list of people who will receive a "carbon copy" of the message. bcc is a string, it's a comma-separated list of people who will receive a blind carbon copy of the message. host is a string, identifying the mail server that will handle this message. It defaults to user.prefs.mailHost. mimeType is a string, saying what the MIME type of the message is. Its default value is "text/plain". adrHdrTable is the address of a table of items to be added to the message header, possibly overriding standard header items. The default value is nil. timeOutTicks is a number, specifying after how many ticks the script will time out when waiting for a response from the server. If a timeout occurs, the connection is closed and an error message is generated. The default value is 3600 ticks (60 seconds). flMessages, a boolean, if true, tcp.sendMail will display progress messages in the About window.
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| Action |
Sends a mail message.
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| Returns |
True.
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| Errors |
If there's an error sending the mail message, tcp.sendMail throws a script error which you can catch with a try statement.
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| Examples |
tcp.sendMail ("dave@userland.com", "Hello!", "Let's have fun!") true
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| Notes |
All of its parameters are optional, a common usage is to only specify some of the parameters and label all parameters with their names. This verb is implemented as a script.
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| See Also |
tcp.getMail
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