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CFSCRIPT new mail() - how to format attributes

LEGEND ,
Mar 12, 2018 Mar 12, 2018

Hello, all,

I've worked with mail() in cfscript, before, but I've always used it as such:

newMail = new mail();

newMail.setTo("user@domain.com");

newMail.setFrom("anotheruser@anotherdomain.com");

newMail.setType("html");

I'm trying to use setAttributes(), but the Adobe docs don't mention anything about how the name/value pairs are formatted.

Is it like newMail.setAttributes(to="user@domain.com", from="another@another.com", type="html"); ???

Or do I need to use {} around the name and values?

Please provide an example.

V/r,

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LEGEND , Mar 12, 2018 Mar 12, 2018

I played around with it.

The correct format is:

thisMail = new mail();

thisMail.setAttributes({

    to = "user@domain.xyz",

    from = "another@user.abc",

    subject = "This is a test",

    type = "html"

    });

OR, optionally:

thisMail = new mail({

    to = "user@domain.xyz",

    from = "another@user.abc",

    subject = "This is a test",

    type = "html"

    });

V/r,

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LEGEND ,
Mar 12, 2018 Mar 12, 2018
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I played around with it.

The correct format is:

thisMail = new mail();

thisMail.setAttributes({

    to = "user@domain.xyz",

    from = "another@user.abc",

    subject = "This is a test",

    type = "html"

    });

OR, optionally:

thisMail = new mail({

    to = "user@domain.xyz",

    from = "another@user.abc",

    subject = "This is a test",

    type = "html"

    });

V/r,

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