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why the $&*$ is this happening? - El Forum - 01-27-2008
[eluser]dawnerd[/eluser]
Ok this thread made me laugh quite hard. The problem is as simple as reading the guide. I love how stubborn people are.
why the $&*$ is this happening? - El Forum - 01-29-2008
[eluser]sixpack434[/eluser]
Thanks guys, but all your moaning about me not reading the user guide didn't help. Sheesh sorry for asking a question in the first place
I sent my email as a full html page but the problem persisted.
The problem was fixed by adding $this->email->clear(TRUE); in the loop
I'll be careful next time when asking on here in case I get lots of posts asking me not to diss codeigniter and read the user guide
why the $&*$ is this happening? - El Forum - 01-29-2008
[eluser]wiredesignz[/eluser]
So how did you find out about using $this->email->clear(true) ?
Maybe ... from the User Guide
why the $&*$ is this happening? - El Forum - 01-29-2008
[eluser]BizComputing[/eluser]
sixpack434, I think everyone was harping on you to read the user guide because you were not acknowleging that it was pointed out a couple times with the need to produce complete web pages in an email. A simple, "I made sure the emails produced a complete web page and still have the problem" would have alerted those who were attempting to help that the problem was something else. Instead you left everyone hanging and kept asking ppl to point out where your error was in the code. When asking for free help, you can't expect ppl to be happy with you when it appears you were ignoring everything they were saying.
why the $&*$ is this happening? - El Forum - 01-29-2008
[eluser]dawnerd[/eluser]
[quote author="sixpack434" date="1201667288"]Thanks guys, but all your moaning about me not reading the user guide didn't help. Sheesh sorry for asking a question in the first place
I sent my email as a full html page but the problem persisted.
The problem was fixed by adding $this->email->clear(TRUE); in the loop
I'll be careful next time when asking on here in case I get lots of posts asking me not to diss codeigniter and read the user guide[/quote]
Although we sounded harsh, CodeIgniter is known to have very clear documentation. I mean very clear. I'm the kind of person that needs someone drawn out right in front of me; not with CI.