<email></email>

Provided by module: Tags: E-mail module

The <email> sends MIME compliant mail to a mail server using the (E)SMTP protocol. The content is sent as raw text Attribute default values can be changed within the E-mail module's administration interface.

Attributes

server="URL" (localhost): The hostname of the machine that operates the mail server.
subject="" ([ * No Subject * ]): The subject line.
from="": The email address of sender. Values on the form John Doe foo@bar.com renders a From: header like From: "John Doe" <foo@bar.com>. If the value contains a '<' the value is left unaltered.
to="": The list of recipient email address(es). Separator character can be defined by the 'separator' attribute.
cc="": The list of carbon copy recipient email address(es). Separator character can be defined by the 'separator' attribute.
bcc="": The list of blind carbon copy recipient email address(es). Separator character can be defined by the 'separator' attribute.
separator="" (,): The separator character for the recipient list.
mimetype="MIME type": Overrides the MIME type of the body.
main-mimetype="MIME type": Overrides the MIME type of the enclosing message when attachments are used. Default is 'multipart/mixed' but it might be useful to set this to 'multipart/related' when sending HTML-mail with inlined images.
mimeencoding="MIME encoding": Sets the MIME encoding of the message.
charset="" (iso-8859-1): The charset of the body and subject. The body will be encoded in utf-8 if the text was unable to be encoded in the supplied charset. The subject will be unencoded if possible otherwise encoded with the supplied charset or encoded in utf-8 if the text was unable to be encoded with the supplied charset.

<attachment/> or <attachment></attachment>

Provided by module: Tags: E-mail module

This tag/subcontainer is designed for adding attachments to the mail.

There are two different kinds of attachments; file and inline. File attachments require the file attribute while inline attachments are written inline. Inline attachments can for instance be a text or a binary (e.g. output from a database).

<email from="foo@bar.com" to="johny@pub.com|pity@bufet.com|ely@rest.com"
separator="|" charset="iso-8859-2" server="mailhub.anywhere.org">

<header name="X-foo-header" value="one two three" />
<header name="Importance">Normal</header>
<header name="X-MSMail-Priority" value="Normal" />
 This is the contents.

<attachment file="/images/hello.gif" />
<attachment file="/excel/p_123.xls" name="partners.xls" />

<attachment name="partners.txt" >
      company1        1.2345  abc
      company2        2.345   ix
      company8        3.4567  az
</attachment>
</email>

Attributes

file="path": The path to the file in the virtual filesystem. If this attribute is omitted it is assumed that the attachment is a text attachment.
name="filename": The filename. When sending a file attachment this name is what the reciever will see in his/hers list of attachment, not the original filename. If omitted, the original name will be used. This attribute is required when sending inline text or binary attachments.
disposition="Content-disposition": The MIME content-disposition to use for the attachment. The default disposition is "attachment".
cid="Content-ID": The content-id to use for the attachment. The default id is "nocid".
mimetype="MIME type": Sets the MIME type of the file. Since MIME type is set by the Content types module this setting seldom needs to be used.
mimeencoding="MIME encoding": Sets the MIME encoding of the file. If omitted the E-mail module's default setting within the Roxen WebServer Administration interface might be used if it's a file attachment.

<header/> or <header></header>

Provided by module: Tags: E-mail module

This subtag/container is designed for adding additional headers to the mail.

Attributes

name="string": The name of the header. Standard headers are 'From', 'To', 'Cc', 'Bcc' and 'Subject'. However, there are no restrictions on how many headers are sent.
value="": The value of the header. This attribute is only used when using the singletag version of the tag. In case of the tag being used as a containertag the content will be the value. The 'Bcc' and 'Cc' headers can contain multiple addresses separated by ',' or the string in the split attribute of <email>.

<signature/>

Provided by module: Tags: E-mail module

This container is designed for adding a signature to the mail.

Attributes

<email from="foo@bar.com" to="johny@pub.com|pity@bufet.com|ely@rest.com"
separator="|" charset="iso-8859-2" server="mailhub.anywhere.org">

<header name="X-foo-header" value="one two three" />
<header name="Importance">Normal</header>
<header name="X-MSMail-Priority" value="Normal" />
 This is the contents.

<signature>
-------------------
John Doe
Roxen Administrator
</signature>
</email>