Hi All
I have recently changed my send email vbscript to work on W2K3 and I am now
using the CDO.Message object. I need to rename files attached to the email
without copying / renaming the file itself. With the old CDONTS.NewMail
object I used in w2k, this was achieved with AttachFile (FilePath,
NewFileName).
There doesn't appear to be a similar function with CDO so I was wandering if
anyone had found a function or a way of doing it.
Many thanx in advance
Yosi
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"Yosi" <yo******@gmail .comwrote in message
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Hi All
I have recently changed my send email vbscript to work on W2K3 and I am
now
using the CDO.Message object. I need to rename files attached to the email
without copying / renaming the file itself. With the old CDONTS.NewMail
object I used in w2k, this was achieved with AttachFile (FilePath,
NewFileName).
There doesn't appear to be a similar function with CDO so I was wandering
if
anyone had found a function or a way of doing it.
Its a bit messy in CDOSYS you need to rewrite the Content-Disposition header
yourself:-
Const cdoContentDispo sition = "urn:schemas:ma ilheader:conten t-disposition"
.. . .
Function AttachFile(roMs g, rsFilePath, rsNewName)
roMsg.AddAttach ment rsFilePath
With roMsg.Attachmen ts(1).Fields
.Item(cdoConten tDisposition) = "attachment;fil ename=" & rsNewName
.Update
End With
End Function
AttachFile(oMsg , "c:\somefolder\ somefile.dat", "pinkelephants. dat")
--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
It works !
Thanks.
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"Yosi" <yo******@gmail .comwrote in message
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>Hi All
I have recently changed my send email vbscript to work on W2K3 and I am
now
>using the CDO.Message object. I need to rename files attached to the
email
without copying / renaming the file itself. With the old CDONTS.NewMail
object I used in w2k, this was achieved with AttachFile (FilePath,
NewFileName) .
There doesn't appear to be a similar function with CDO so I was wandering
if
>anyone had found a function or a way of doing it.
Its a bit messy in CDOSYS you need to rewrite the Content-Disposition
header
yourself:-
Const cdoContentDispo sition = "urn:schemas:ma ilheader:conten t-disposition"
. . .
Function AttachFile(roMs g, rsFilePath, rsNewName)
roMsg.AddAttach ment rsFilePath
With roMsg.Attachmen ts(1).Fields
.Item(cdoConten tDisposition) = "attachment;fil ename=" & rsNewName
.Update
End With
End Function
AttachFile(oMsg , "c:\somefolder\ somefile.dat", "pinkelephants. dat")
--
Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
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