Event "Send Email with new data"

Philip,
it's not bug.

$values array in the After record added event contains all field values. You can form email manually with fields you want to send:

Jane,
thanks for this clarification.
Philip

Jane,
this code returns the fieldnames as stated in database at not the set labels (I'm using even multilingual).

Can I replace "Field2" with an expression that gives back the label names?
Philip

Philip,
here is a sample:

Jane,
I just tried this but doesn't work. I can access the EDIT page but when I try to save the changes I get an HTTP 500 error page.

Any idea?
Philip

Turn off 'Show friendly HTTP error messages' option in Internet Explorer to see more detailed error message. Post it here.

This is the error Message:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01c2'

Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment: 'Label'

/_services/aoa3/mstelle_neu1/include/Meldestelle_Agility_events.asp, line 29
And this is my event code (before record updated):
Dim dkeys, tmpDict, msg, n

msg =""
msg = msg & label("M_Name") & " : " & values("M_Name") & vbcrlf
set tmpDict = CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary")

tmpDict("to")="test@test.ch"

tmpDict("subject")="Sample subject"

tmpDict("body")=msg

set ret=runner_mail(tmpDict)

if not ret("mailed") then

response.write ret("message")

end if

BeforeEdit=true
Regards,

Philip

wouldn't it be:
msg = msg & "M_Name" & " : " & values("M_Name") & vbcrlf

Hi,
here is the correct code:

Jane,

thanks for that - works fine.

Label("Field1",strTableName) shows the label in the default language; I'm working with a multilingual table.

QUESTION: is there a possibility to select language as well?
Regards

Philip

Philip,
I'm not sure that I understand your question.

Where do you want to select language?

Jane,

when a user has uptaded a record the application sends back to the user a confirmation mail.

This mail consists of:

Fieldname_1 : new content

Fieldname_2 : new content

...
With the actual statement msg = msg & Label("Field1",strTableName) & " : " & values("Field1") & vbcrlf

the fieldname is taken from the main language; I would like that the language of the fieldname corresponds with the chosen language in the list or while login.
Philip

Philip,
use GetFieldLabel function for this purpose:

Jane,
many thanks - that works fine!
Philip