Setup Properties

URL To XML (optional)

The URL of the data source referenced by the Bulk Emailer to populate a list of email addresses to send an email to. This property also supports the use of the variables <%SiteURL%> and <%HostName%>.

Default:                empty

Examples:           http://domain.com/LookupDataSources/Contacts
                                <%SiteURL%>/LookupDataSources/Contacts

Email Node Path  (optional)

The XML node location of the emails to be used by the Bulk Emailer.  This property can be specified in one of two ways:
Note:  This is required when using URLToXML.

1)  A simple xpath query, represented by the following:
      xpath=(your xpath query here)

2)  An XML string, which allows you to specify a more complex value consisting of multiple xpath queries and static text values. The XML string must contain a values root node with child value nodes representing your individual string pieces. The value nodes contain a single attribute type which tells the property whether it should treat the value as static text or an xpath query.  The attribute values are type="text" or type="xpath".

Default:                empty

Example:             :xpath=NewDataSet/Table1/Title
                                <values>
                                                <value type="xpath">NewDataSet/Table1/Title</value>
                                                <value type="text"> - </value>
                                                <value type="xpath">NewDataSet/Table1/Description</value>
                                </values>

Enable Email

Enable this option to automatically send emails without requiring the EEWPName parameter (see below).

Enable Email Web Part Name

Identifies the EEWPName that must be called if you want this web part to run. If ?/&EEWPName=THISPROPERTY  is not found in the URL or post to this page, the web part will not run. Use this in combination with the Enable Email Only property.

Enforce Post Input

When enabled, forces information to be passed into the page as a post request, rather than a get request. This disables the ability to add ?Parameter=Value to the page.

Pass Through XML (optional)

Use this property to pass page parameters onto the page specified in the URL to XML property.

Example:

                <PassThrough>

                                <Pass>

                                                <PTType>get</PTType>

                                                <PTRequest>SearchString</PTRequest>

                                                <PTName>SearchString</PTName>

                                                <PTDefault>[Me]</PTDefault>

                                </Pass>

</PassThrough>