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Used to send an email. It requires all the information needed to send an email.
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Syntax:
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MailSend(from, to, cc, bcc, subject, message, attachment)
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Parameters:
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from: string, email address of sender. This is not checked, so it can basically be anything.
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to: string, a comma-delimited list of main addresses. If this is incorrect, the mail will not arrive.
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cc: string, a comma-delimited list of CC addresses
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bcc: string, a comma-delimited list of BCC addresses
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subject: string, the text that shows on the subject line
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message: string, the text of the message
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attachment: string, a comma-delimited list of the attachments' file name and path to be sent as attachments
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Returns:
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0 – Success
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<0 – Error code
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The return code is numeric, where zero means success.
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Example:
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MailSend ('jenny@frigates.com', 'fred@aaawidgets.com', '', '', 'May Invoice', 'Attached is your May invoice', ‘F:\Invoices\aaa_11_2007.pdf’)
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Note:
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To display the name of the sender and not the email address, use the following syntax for the from parameter: 'name to display <email address>'
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If the return code is not zero, you can use the return code as a parameter to the MailError function to show a user-friendly error message. If the return code is in the BP variable, then:
'Send return code: '&Str (BP,'5NC')&' '&MailError (BP)
will give a structured message with the error code number and message.
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You can set the character set required by adding the following line to the [MAGIC_ENV] section in the Magic.ini file:
MailCharset =
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See also:
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Mail functions
MailCharset
The Online and Rich Client Samples projects (program EL01, EL02, REL01and REL02)
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