If I understand you right you have a form containing something like: 

 <input type="file" name="file">

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and want to mail the just uploaded file, right? It's not as simple as you do it. The $q->param('file'); does give you the name of the uploaded file, but if you tried -e $q->param('file'); you'd get false. Cause the file is of course NOT uploaded to the current directory, but to some temp directory. And since MIME::Lite expects a path to the file in it's Path parameter, the mailing fails. You have to use either 
  ...
  Filename => $file,
  FH => $q->param('file'),
  ...

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(Not tested! At least I believe you can. I believe CGI.pm uses some magic so you can use the $q->param('file') as a filehandle.) Or 
  # uploading the file...
  $filename = $query->param('file');
  if ($filename ne ""){
    $tmp_file = $query->tmpFileName($filename);
  }
  ...
  Filename => $filename,
  Path => $tmp_file,
  ...

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(Again not tested, but this is very similar to what I suggest in Mail::Sender's docs.)

HTH, Jenda

In reply to Re: email and upload by Jenda
in thread email and upload by stu96art

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