July 2000
Intermediate to advanced
492 pages
14h 53m
English
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Name
BodyFormat —
objNewMail
.BodyFormat =
intFormatType
Synopsis
An integer value that you can use to set whether the content of the current message is plain text or HTML.
Parameters
-
intFormatType An integer that can be set to either of the following constants:
-
CdoBodyFormatHTML(0) The Body property represents HTML.
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CdoBodyFormatText (1) The Body property represents plain text.
-
Example
The following example demonstrates how to set the BodyFormat property for the current message:
<%
' Dimension local variables.
Dim objNewMail
Dim strBodyContent
' Instantiate a NewMail object.
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
' Set the body string for the message.
strBodyContent = _
"<HTML><HEAD><TITLE>My HTML Content</TITLE></HEAD><BODY>"
strBodyContent = strBodyContent & _
"Wow, this message takes just a few lines of code.</BODY>"
' Set the BodyFormat so that the NewMail object
' treats the body contents as HTML.
objNewMail.BodyFormat = cdoBodyFormatHTML
ojbNewMail.MailFormat = cdoMailFormatMIME
' Set the body content string for the NewMail object.
objNewMail.Body = strBodyContent
' Send the message. For details about the Send method,
' see that section in this chapter.
objNewMail.Send "me@here.com","you@there.com", _
"This is the subject",,cdoHigh
%>Notes
If you do not set the BodyFormat property, the default is
cdoBodyFormatText.
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