_Inetsend

[crystalburner]

Hey!

I have used _Inetsend to create a new email message, but ...

I want to put the recipients in the bcc field not the to...

Anyone got a sharp idea?

[Fossil Rock]

There's a _Inetsend command in AUtoIT now ??!!! Cool, I need to look into that.

[BitRot]

I have used _Inetsend to create a new email message, ... Anyone got a sharp idea?

Yeah. Tell me where you got that command from, as it does not appear in my copy of AI ...

I take it you ment "_InetSmtpMail" ?

If so, you will have to update the origional functions code (in the "inet.au3" file, located in your include-folder), or create a new function allso containing an "$s_CcAddres" -argument, based on that origional one.

The "CC:" line looks pretty-much like the "To:" line, only you can just place the CC-recipients E-mail adresses in there, seperated by semi-colons :

CC: Someone1@Server1;Someone2@server2

Just insert it into the "$s_Send[4]" -variable (preferrably, but not nessecarily under the "To:" -line), and you're good to go.

Hope that helps.

[crystalburner]

Yeah. Tell me where you got that command from, as it does not appear in my copy of AI ...

I take it you ment "_InetSmtpMail" ?

If so, you will have to update the origional functions code (in the "inet.au3" file, located in your include-folder), or create a new function allso containing an "$s_CcAddres" -argument, based on that origional one.

The "CC:" line looks pretty-much like the "To:" line, only you can just place the CC-recipients E-mail adresses in there, seperated by semi-colons :Just insert it into the "$s_Send[4]" -variable (preferrably, but not nessecarily under the "To:" -line), and you're good to go.

Hope that helps.

sorry its this one

#include <INet.au3>

_INetMail ( $s_MailTo, $s_MailSubject, $s_MailBody )

u can only specify $s_mailto not $s_mailbcc

[crystalburner]

sorry its this one

#include <INet.au3>

_INetMail ( $s_MailTo, $s_MailSubject, $s_MailBody )

u can only specify $s_mailto not $s_mailbcc

hmm maybe a little hackeroo of the include

Func _INetMail($s_MailTo, $s_MailSubject, $s_MailBody)

Local $prev = opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 1)

Local $var = RegRead('HKCR\mailto\shell\open\command', "")

Local $ret = Run(StringReplace($var, '%1', _INetExplorerCapable('mailto:' & $s_MailTo & '?subject=' & $s_MailSubject & '&bcc=' & $s_MailBody)))

opt("ExpandEnvStrings", $prev)

Return $ret

EndFunc ;==>_INetMail

[crystalburner]

hmm maybe a little hackeroo of the include

Func _INetMail($s_MailTo, $s_MailSubject, $s_MailBody)

Local $prev = opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 1)

Local $var = RegRead('HKCR\mailto\shell\open\command', "")

Local $ret = Run(StringReplace($var, '%1', _INetExplorerCapable('mailto:' & $s_MailTo & '?subject=' & $s_MailSubject & '&bcc=' & $s_MailBody)))

opt("ExpandEnvStrings", $prev)

Return $ret

EndFunc ;==>_INetMail

YEP! perfecto!!!

[BitRot]

YEP! perfecto!!!

Not quite : the origional mailbody has disappeared, and the code is not compatible with the origional anymore (which could cause strange results when used by example (not written by yourself) scripts).

You can replace the "_InetMail" function with the below. It ADDS a CC and BCC option to it (meaning : you can use it as normal, and with the new options) :

Func _INetMail($s_MailTo, $s_MailSubject, $s_MailBody,$s_CCTo="",$s_BCCTo="")
    Local $prev = opt("ExpandEnvStrings", 1)
    Local $var = RegRead('HKCR\mailto\shell\open\command', "")
    local $argument='mailto:' & $s_MailTo & '?subject=' & $s_MailSubject
    if $s_CCTo>"" then $argument &= '&cc=' & $s_CCTo
    if $s_BCCTo>"" then $argument &= '&bcc=' & $s_BCCTo
    $argument &= '&body=' & $s_MailBody
    Local $ret = Run(StringReplace($var, '%1', _INetExplorerCapable($argument)))
    opt("ExpandEnvStrings", $prev)
    Return $ret
EndFunc   ;==>_INetMail

Hope that helps.

Edited October 6, 2006 by BitRot

[wysocki]

Very nice! Now is there any way to change the "Sender" field? I'd like to change the sender to something like "Automated Message". I looked at the mailto: docs and don't see it listed.