cfmailpart

Description

Specifies one part of a multipart e-mail message. Can only be used in the cfmail tag. You can use more than one cfmailpart tag within a cfmail tag.

History

ColdFusion MX 6.1: Added this tag.

Syntax

<cfmail  
    ... > 
    (Optional cfmailparam entries) 
    <cfmailpart  
        charset="character encoding" 
        type="mime type" 
        wraptext="number" 
    > 
    Mail part contents 
    </cfmailpart> 
    ... 
</cfmail>

Note: You can specify this tag’s attributes in an attributeCollection attribute whose value is a structure. Specify the structure name in the attributeCollection attribute and use the tag’s attribute names as structure keys.

Attributes

Attribute	Description	Required	Default
charset	The character encoding in which the part text is encoded. The following list includes commonly used values: utf-8 iso-8859-1 windows-1252 us-ascii shift_jis iso-2022-jp euc-jp euc-kr big5 hz-gb-2312 euc-cn utf-16 For more information on character encodings, see www.w3.org/International/O-charset.html.	Optional	Character encoding specified by charset attribute of cfmail tag
type	The MIME media type of the part. Can be a can be valid MIME media type or one of the following: text: specifies text/plain type. plain: specifies text/plain type. html: specifies text/html type. Note: For a list of all registered MIME media types, see www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/.	Required
wraptext	Specifies the maximum line length, in characters of the mail text. If a line has more than the specified number of characters, replaces the last white space character, such as a tab or space, preceding the specified position with a line break. If there are no white space characters, inserts a line break at the specified position. A common value for this attribute is 72.	Optional	Do not wrap text

Usage

Use this tag to create mail messages with alternative versions of the message that duplicate the content in multiple formats. The most common use is to send a plain text version of the message that can be read by all mail readers followed by a version formatted in HTML for display by HTML-compatible mail readers. Specify the simplest version first, with more complex versions afterwards. For more information, see www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2046.txt.

Example

<h3>cfmailpart Example</h3> 
<cfmail from = "peter@domain.com" To = "paul@domain.com"  
    Subject = "Which version do you see?"> 
    <cfmailpart type="text" wraptext="74"> 
        You are reading this message as plain text, because your mail reader does not handle 
            HTML text. 
    </cfmailpart> 
    <cfmailpart type="html"> 
        <h3>HTML Mail Message</h3> 
        You are reading this message as <strong>HTML</strong>.</p> 
        Your mail reader handles HTML text.</p> 
    </cfmailpart> 
</cfmail>

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