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asp_cdo thread: Using
tag in cdonts mail message
Message #1 by m.murray@s... on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 16:10:57
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Hi there!
I am sending a new mail message to a user who has filled out a contact
form. In the email I quote them a reference from a database and provide a
summary of the details they submitted.
It's all working fine - only one problem - Using a <br> tag in the body of
the message isn't starting a new line.
My code....
body = "Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is " & ref & "." &_
"<br>Listed below is a summary of your support query."&_
"<br>Problem: " & problem & ""&_
"<br>Time: " & temptime & ""
The result...
Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is 26.<br>Listed below is a
summary of your support query.<br>Problem: Can't connect to webserver or
SQL server. <br>Time: 15:58:54
How can I start a new line for each part of the email? My email client is
Outlook and message type is Plain Text. Is there a way to achieve this by
keeping the message type as Plain Text?
Cheers!
Matt
Message #2 by "Tony Diana" <tony@v...> on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 11:25:42 -0400
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Try replacing the <BR> tags with the vbCR constant, like so
"This is a line of text" & vbCR _
& "This is a new line"
This will insert carraige returns, which are just plain text.
hope this helped.
-----Original Message-----
From: m.murray@s... [mailto:m.murray@s...]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 4:11 PM
To: ASP CDO
Subject: [asp_cdo] Using <br> tag in cdonts mail message
Hi there!
I am sending a new mail message to a user who has filled out a contact
form. In the email I quote them a reference from a database and provide a
summary of the details they submitted.
It's all working fine - only one problem - Using a <br> tag in the body of
the message isn't starting a new line.
My code....
body = "Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is " & ref & "." &_
"<br>Listed below is a summary of your support query."&_
"<br>Problem: " & problem & ""&_
"<br>Time: " & temptime & ""
The result...
Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is 26.<br>Listed below is a
summary of your support query.<br>Problem: Can't connect to webserver or
SQL server. <br>Time: 15:58:54
How can I start a new line for each part of the email? My email client is
Outlook and message type is Plain Text. Is there a way to achieve this by
keeping the message type as Plain Text?
Cheers!
Matt
Message #3 by m.murray@s... on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 16:37:33
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Thanks Tony!
It worked a treat! :)
Matt
Message #4 by "Alex Shiell, ITS, EC, SE" <alex.shiell@s...> on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 16:37:11 +0100
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use vbCrLf rather than vbCR
-----Original Message-----
From: Tony Diana [mailto:tony@v...]
Sent: 23 August 2001 16:26
To: ASP CDO
Subject: [asp_cdo] RE: Using <br> tag in cdonts mail message
Try replacing the <BR> tags with the vbCR constant, like so
"This is a line of text" & vbCR _
& "This is a new line"
This will insert carraige returns, which are just plain text.
hope this helped.
-----Original Message-----
From: m.murray@s... [mailto:m.murray@s...]
Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 4:11 PM
To: ASP CDO
Subject: [asp_cdo] Using <br> tag in cdonts mail message
Hi there!
I am sending a new mail message to a user who has filled out a contact
form. In the email I quote them a reference from a database and provide
a
summary of the details they submitted.
It's all working fine - only one problem - Using a <br> tag in the body
of
the message isn't starting a new line.
My code....
body =3D "Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is " & ref & "."
&_
"<br>Listed below is a summary of your support query."&_
"<br>Problem: " & problem & ""&_
"<br>Time: " & temptime & ""
The result...
Thank you for logging a call. Your reference is 26.<br>Listed below is
a
summary of your support query.<br>Problem: Can't connect to webserver
or
SQL server. <br>Time: 15:58:54
How can I start a new line for each part of the email? My email client
is
Outlook and message type is Plain Text. Is there a way to achieve this
by
keeping the message type as Plain Text?
Cheers!
Matt
Message #5 by m.murray@s... on Thu, 23 Aug 2001 17:00:33
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Why is vbCrLf better?
Is Space(1) the best way to add a ?
Cheers
Matt
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