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| Angel Anichin 2005-05-25, 5:59 pm |
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I have Scriptor component just before ComposeDMLMessage.
The MSCSExecute looks like this:
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
function MSCSExecute(config, orderform, context, flags)
~ ' Add from address
~ context.default_url = context.default_url & "&from_email=" &
orderform.from_field
orderform.rcp_formatting = context.default_formatting
' Use full Url to images instead of inline images
context("cdo_CreateMHTMLBodyFlags") = 31
' Do not create plain text part in order to produce smaller emails
context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
'Dump debug information to a text file
call DumpPipe(config, orderform, context, flags)
MSCSExecute = 1
end function
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
If I use
context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
The email message is not generated. If I comment this line of code
the message has plain text part and HTML part. The
context.default_formatting=3.
My intention is to generate MHTML email with plain text part skipped in
order email message to be smaller and hopefully faster generated.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong ?
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| David Messner [MSFT] 2005-06-09, 5:52 pm |
| Hi Angel,
Just a guess but try setting .MimeFormatted = false as well.
Another thought is to add another scriptor after ComposeDMLMessage that
clears out the TextBody. From MSDN:
After you call the CreateMHTMLBody method, you can add or modify body
parts, set the TextBody property, and modify the HTMLBody property.
Good luck!
-djm
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Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 17:55:38 +0300
From: Angel Anichin <"anichin[at]vip[dot]REMOVE_THIScom">
Subject: AutoGenerateTextBody=False does not generate any output
I have Scriptor component just before ComposeDMLMessage.
The MSCSExecute looks like this:
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
function MSCSExecute(config, orderform, context, flags)
~ ' Add from address
~ context.default_url = context.default_url & "&from_email=" &
orderform.from_field
orderform.rcp_formatting = context.default_formatting
' Use full Url to images instead of inline images
context("cdo_CreateMHTMLBodyFlags") = 31
' Do not create plain text part in order to produce smaller emails
context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
'Dump debug information to a text file
call DumpPipe(config, orderform, context, flags)
MSCSExecute = 1
end function
'-------------------------------------------------------------------
If I use
context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
The email message is not generated. If I comment this line of code
the message has plain text part and HTML part. The
context.default_formatting=3.
My intention is to generate MHTML email with plain text part skipped in
order email message to be smaller and hopefully faster generated.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong ?
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| Angel Anichin 2005-06-17, 5:51 pm |
| Hi David,
Your first suggestion (.MimeFormatted = false) did not work for me.
The Direct Mailer did not produce any output.
Then I added a new scriptor after ComposeDMLMessage. I put the following
line inside MSCSExecute function:
context.cdo_message.TextBody = ""
Again no luck. No emails were produces. Then I put some text:
context.cdo_message.TextBody = "Some text"
The email was succesfully produces and the plain text part of the email
was set to "Some text".
At the end I ended up with this:
context.cdo_message.TextBody = chr(160) ' No-break space
The email was produces and text part was limited to one invisible
character. The solution is good enough for me.
Thanks once again for your help.
Angel
> Hi Angel,
>
> Just a guess but try setting .MimeFormatted = false as well.
>
> Another thought is to add another scriptor after ComposeDMLMessage that
> clears out the TextBody. From MSDN:
> After you call the CreateMHTMLBody method, you can add or modify body
> parts, set the TextBody property, and modify the HTMLBody property.
>
> Good luck!
> -djm
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> Date: Wed, 25 May 2005 17:55:38 +0300
> From: Angel Anichin <"anichin[at]vip[dot]REMOVE_THIScom">
> Subject: AutoGenerateTextBody=False does not generate any output
>
> I have Scriptor component just before ComposeDMLMessage.
> The MSCSExecute looks like this:
>
> '-------------------------------------------------------------------
> function MSCSExecute(config, orderform, context, flags)
> ~ ' Add from address
> ~ context.default_url = context.default_url & "&from_email=" &
> orderform.from_field
>
> orderform.rcp_formatting = context.default_formatting
>
> ' Use full Url to images instead of inline images
> context("cdo_CreateMHTMLBodyFlags") = 31
>
> ' Do not create plain text part in order to produce smaller emails
> context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
>
> 'Dump debug information to a text file
> call DumpPipe(config, orderform, context, flags)
>
> MSCSExecute = 1
> end function
> '-------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> If I use
>
> context.cdo_message.AutoGenerateTextBody = False
>
> The email message is not generated. If I comment this line of code
> the message has plain text part and HTML part. The
> context.default_formatting=3.
>
> My intention is to generate MHTML email with plain text part skipped in
> order email message to be smaller and hopefully faster generated.
>
> Any ideas what I am doing wrong ?
>
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