#55 Multiple body content arguments no longer appended together
When multiple -body arguments are added to the command line or an -optionFile is provided with an included -body argument in addition to a -body argument on the command line the pieces of body content are no longer appended. Instead only the last -body argument is used.
This behavior has changed with the release of version 3.0.0+.
2.6.2 - SUCCESS - Multiple body contents appended
2.7.5 - SUCCESS - Multiple body contents appended
2.7.6 - SUCCESS - Multiple body contents appended
3.0.0 - FAIL - Does not append
3.0.7 - FAIL - Does not append
blat -server mail.x.y -mailFrom joe@x.y -to patty@x.y -subject "corn" -body "Hi there|" -body "- Joe"
-> v3.x - Received message body includes only "- Joe"
[ ## above.opt
[ -server mail.x.y
[ -mailFrom joe@x.y
[ -body "I say this for every e-mail||"
blat -optionFile above.opt -to patty@x.y -subject "corn" -body "Enjoy the peas!||- Joe"
-> v3.x - Received message body includes only "Enjoy the peas!||- Joe"
The first example (i.e. two -body arguments) is a bit silly, but the second (i.e. -body argmuents in option file and on command line) is useful for providing static text at the beginning of every message body
This was a "feature" in versions 2.6.2 through 2.7.6, but fixed in 3.0 in order to support Unicode. I just added this "feature" into a test version of 3.1.0. However, I need to know which build you need so I can upload the correct one for you to test.
Chip
I use the 64-bit version primarily, but the 32-bit will work too.
Correction, I would like to use the 64bit version, but I haven't upgraded to the 3.x line due to this issue. Either bit-edness will work.
Has this issue been resolved for you, Jim?
I'll grab the latest version, give it a try and report back. Thanks.
I tried the 3.1.1 32 and 64bit versions and both work as desired. Thank you!