In article <joniplum-c9be07.14223116092...@ger.gmane.org>,
John Plum <jonip...@googlemail.com> wrote:
In the test i mentioned previously, the variable to be handed to the
message body , from the slurp subroutine, should read ${signature_ref},
not $customer_msg_html, as I wrote in the message. I'm sorry, i had
adapted the script hoping to cut it down, for your ease of reading!
I.E
>use File::Slurp;
>my $signature_ref =
> read_file( "file.html", scalar_ref => 1 ) or die "Couldn't open
> $signature_ref $!";
>
> #TEST 1#
>
> Email::MIME->create(
> attributes => {
> content_type => "text/html",
> charset => "UTF-8",
>
> # encoding => "quoted-printable",
> disposition => "attachment",
>
> # format => "flowed",
> },
> body => $customer_msg_html,
## Please read as :
body =>${signature_ref},
> ),
>
> >#Results :
>
> >SCALAR(0x83c64d0)
>
> >(I found the same result with the variable handled as $signature ref)
>
> --
> http://jakbop.nfshost.com
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