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Hey all! Thanks in advance for the help on this...
I'm trying to submit an email with a variable in it.... example:
<cfmail to="#camperdetails.cEmail#" from="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" username="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" password="xxxxx" server="xxxxxx" subject="#msubject#" type="html">
#campdetail.camperaccept#
</cfmail>
However, the camperaccept variable is dynamic and has variables stored inside. For instance, it could have #campdetail.campername# in it.
Whenever I receive a test email on this, the #campdetail.campername# comes across just as that, as text, rather than pulling down the actual variable. I've tried using the <cfoutput> tags as well.
Any thoughts on how to make that content actually dynamic? The problem is that I can't just parse out the variables because those variables are user defined, so they have to be pulled from a database entry.
Let me know if you have any insight, it would be greatly appreciated!
JE
Answered the other day in another list:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/416669?tstart=0
The idea is to use the evaluate() and de() functions together to do this sort of thing until such a time as one can rework such problematic code.
<cfmail to="#camperdetails.cEmail#" from="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" username="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" password="xxxxx" server="xxxxxx" subject="#msubject#" type="html">
#evalute(de(campdetail.camperaccept))#
</cfmail>
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Answered the other day in another list:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/416669?tstart=0
The idea is to use the evaluate() and de() functions together to do this sort of thing until such a time as one can rework such problematic code.
<cfmail to="#camperdetails.cEmail#" from="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" username="sepcampapp@seprevived.com" password="xxxxx" server="xxxxxx" subject="#msubject#" type="html">
#evalute(de(campdetail.camperaccept))#
</cfmail>