Hi Aaron,
The thing is that when I send and email and I construct the HTML code like
shown in the example n°1
the result is an HTML email showing the phrase (bold text): 'Here is the text
body'
In the example n° 2 the body of the email is empty, no text, nothing at all,
even if the variable TableData contains valid HTML code that construct a table
of several row with 5 columns of data. To make shure that TableData contains
all the required HTML code I dumped it on the screen using Response.Write. If
you prefer let say that TableData contains the phrase 'Here is the text body'
It seems mean 'on dirai que' or 'it looks like'. Cannot be assign mean 'If I
refer to a variable rather than a string'.
No I do not get any error message I get an empty body (just the sender and
receipient adresses nothing else).
My question is. Why the body of the email is empty when I assing a variable to
HTMLBody and it is not empty when I assing the HTML string (code) directly?
What I am doing wrong?
Example N°1: this line write a bold html text in the email body
..HTMLBody = "<HTML><HEAD><BODY><B>Here is the text body</BODY></HTML>"
Example N°2: this line produce an empty body even if the variable 'TableData'
contains all
the required HTML to construct the table.
..HTMLBody = "<HTML><HEAD><BODY><B>" & TableData & "</BODY></HTML>"
Thank you for your time
serge
"Aaron [SQL Server MVP]" wrote:
Okay, so now that we know what you're talking about, can you give us more
details?
"It seems that a variable cannot be assign to HTMLBody field. Am'I doing
something wrong?"
What does "it seems" and "cannot be assign" mean? Do you get an error
message? If so, what is it? Or does something else happen? Could you do
us a favor and describe the actual symptom, instead of vague stories of
failure?
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