Hello all,

Heres a much simpler question regarding the pop tags (I solved the server issue thanks to Bil Corry's awesome email_pop replacement tag on tag swap).

I'm getting the body of the email message using the emai_parse helper tag. I'm having an issue though as its not preserving the line breaks in an attachment file (its a .csv file so line breaks are important).

#mypop = (Email_POP:
-Host=#host,
-Username=#username,
-Password=#password,
-Get='Retrieve',
-Port=#port,
-log=true);

iterate: #mypop, local: 'msg';

local: 'foo' = (email_parse: #msg);

if: #foo->mode >> 'multipart';

iterate: #foo, local: 'mypart';

if: #mypart->(content_disposition) >> 'attachment' && ((#mypart->content_type: 'name') >> '.csv');

#emaillist->(insert: (#mypart->content_type: 'name') = (#mypart->body: 'text/plain'));


/if;

/iterate;

/if;

/iterate;

The resulting value of #mypart->body: 'text/plain' does not retain line breaks. Any suggestions on how to retain them?

Peter

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