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celine7822

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May 7, 2001
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Hi,

Can "Disposition-Notification-To" be overwritten by cfmailparam?

Thanks!
bluecherry..
 
I recieved a similiar question last week. Not sure what you mean by "overwritten", but I know you can have CFMAIL send a "confirm" notice (Any header actually)
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If you want to use CFMAIL to send an email with a "reciept" you can try this:
(It worked for me)
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<cfmail
to=&quot;yourreciepient@TheirDomain.com&quot;
from=&quot;You@YourServer.com&quot;
subject=&quot;test&quot;>
<cfmailparam name=&quot;Disposition-Notification-To&quot; value=&quot;Your Name <You@YourServer.com>&quot;>

Test of CFMAIL (with reciept)

</cfmail>

Success!
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Keep in mind that you can use &quot;CFMAILPARAM to replicate/duplicate almost any &quot;mail header&quot;.

I found this code (the &quot;notification-to&quot;) in the header information from an email I sent to myself....
 
I tried but it can't work!

By the way, I uses Outlook express.
 
Not sure if this is a mail server problem?

If you send your email address to me (off list to joseph@u8ntcn0.com if you prefer) I will send you an email using that code... You should get the &quot;receipt&quot; message...
 
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