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you can create forms that can attach predefined files as well as receive
files from users and attach them to the emails.
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Predefined attachments ::..
You need to upload attachment to the server and then point to the
file from the form using such tag: <input type=hidden name="_attachment_1"
value="/path/to/file">. To attach this file to the
email template you need to put such line after header information:
Attachment: [_attachment_1]
Example:
Form will have:
<input type=hidden name="_attachment_1" value="../www/attachments/test.txt">
Email Template will have such lines:
To: info@MitriDAT.com
From: <[re_eMail]>
Subject: Attachments Form - Demo
Attachment: [_attachment_1]
.
Will attach test.txt file to the email.
Another way is just to point to the file name located at the attachments
directory [file must be located at the directory defined at the
personal config file].
Example:
Email Template will have such lines:
To: info@MitriDAT.com
From: <[re_eMail]>
Subject: Attachments Form - Demo
Attachment: test.txt
.
Will attach test.txt file to the email.
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User attachments ::..
Form tag:
<input type=file name="field_name">
eMail template:
Attachment: [field_name_uploaded]
Example:
Form has such tag:
<input type=file name="User-File">
Email Template will have such lines:
To: info@MitriDAT.com
From: <[re_eMail]>
Subject: Attachments Form - Demo
Attachment: [User-File_uploaded]
.
Script will attach user file "User-File" to the email
template.
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Combinations and Multiple attachments ::..
To have more attachments you need to separate them in the email
template using comma separation.
Example:
To: info@MitriDAT.com
From: <[re_eMail]>
Subject: Attachments Form - Demo
Attachment: [_attachment_1], [User-File_uploaded], test.txt
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