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Revision as of 12:12, 22 January 2013
Contents
Purpose
Function to return specified header information
Syntax
MAILHEADER(<array1>, <expC1>)
See Also
CLOSEMAIL(), COUNTMAIL(), DELETEMAIL(), MAILATTACH(), MAILCLOSE(), MAILCOUNT(), MAILDELETE(), MAILERROR(), MAILNODENAME(), MAILOPEN(), MAILREAD(), MAILSAVEAS(), MAILSEND(), MAILUSERNAME(), OPENMAIL(), READMAIL(), SENDMAIL()
Description
The MAILHEADER() function will return the specified header information from an array that was already created by MAILREAD(). If you are not connected to a mail server, it will return an error. You can use the MAILUSERNAME() or MAILNODENAME() function to check if you are connected.
| Parameters | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| <array1> | Yes | None | The name of an array to contain the mail messages read by MAILREAD() |
| <expC2> | Yes | None | Specify the header information to return from the mail message. This can be any one of the following options:
"RECEIVED" "RETURN-PATH" "MESSAGE-ID" "FROM" "TO" "SUBJECT" "DATE" "STATUS" |
The MAILERROR() function can be used to return the error message if the MAILHEADER() fails.
Example
number = mailread(1, "mail_mes") ? number 30 ? mailheader(mail_mes, "FROM") sales@recital.com
