Language Reference
by Helmut Emmelmann, PhD
and Keith Oustalet
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mail Tag |
Format:
<mail to> text </mail>
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Purpose: Sends a message to the email address specified in the to parameter.
The email address can take either of the following forms:
name@domain or Display_name <name@domain> |
Here are a few practical examples:
| Email Address enclosed by Quotes |
<mail to="cecile@aol.com">
Message goes here.
</mail>
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| In Quotes together with a Name |
<mail to="Cecile Provot <cecile@aol.com>">
Message goes here.
</mail> |
| Email assigned from a Tuple Data Field |
<mail to=r.Email>
Message goes here.
</mail> |
The <mail> Tag can also accept the following optional parameters:
| Parameter | Purpose |
| subject |
A short description that indicates what the message is about. |
| from |
The email address of the person sending the message. |
| cc |
List of email addresses that received copies of the message. |
| bcc |
Hidden list of email addresses that received copies of the message. (i.e. The primary recipient of the email does not see who else may have received the message. |
The from, cc, and bcc parameters all accept email addresses in either of the two form previous illustrated. However, the cc and bcc parameters can accept multiple emaill addresses separated by commas.
Note: Currently the maximum text size is 32767 characters. Also, the mail Tag is Case Sensitive, which means that heitml will not recognize it if you use capital letters (e.g. <MAIL to>). The parameters (to, from, subject, etc.) are not Case Sensitive.
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