User registers for the siteAn email is sent to the user confirming their registration am using : Asp.net 3.5(C#)itefinity as a CMSMS SQL 2008 server r2My question is what is the best way to automatically send the email?Should it be done in ASP.net or as a database trigger using something like xp_sendmail
View 3 RepliesI have a website which needs to send automated emails. I have the emailing set up fine but what I haven't managed to do is embed an image in the messages. I have tried the following code :
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All this does is is place the standard "box with red cross" in the email body and attach a '.dat' file.
I saw some tutorials on asp.net website about users registration, but all of them they depends on Username as normal login such as "Username: John". The point here I am looking for solution accept Username as email account such as "[URL]".
How I can implement this via ASP.NET? I am using MS SQL 2005 DB, and Visual Studio 2008 SP1
CREATE TABLE Member
(
memberID int IDENTITY (2480,39) PRIMARY KEY,
memberName nvarchar(70) NOT NULL,
password nvarchar(30) NOT NULL,
eMail nvarchar(100) NOT NULL,
notify bit NOT NULL,
isActive bit NOT NULL,
lastLogin datetime DEFAULT GetDate(),
dateCreated datetime DEFAULT GetDate() NOT NULL
);
Once user fill registration form that consists of:
memberName, password, email and check/uncheck notify box then click submit. The values will be stored in the above table with isActive equals to False. Email will be sent to user for activation, once activated, isActive will equal to true. 1. How can i send an activation link to the email and then change isActive to True once link is clicked? I tried to solve it, i just didn't get it yet.
I've searched these forms this morning and spent hours yesterday trying to figure out why an email is not being sent to the user after he registers an account.
I followed this tutorial on how to setup the email sending http:[URL]
I am creating an online registration but my problem is when they finish registration, it will automatically send the notification to their email and when they click the link it will activate their account.. I don't know how to do this is in asp.net ....
View 2 RepliesI found a tutorial on how to setup a user will be emailed an activation link when registering [URL]. What I want is modify it so that the email is sent to the administrators for activation.
View 9 RepliesI want a code to send an email, to a user after registration. That email wil contain some images and a link back url for an account confirmation? No may question is quite simple. How will i generate the confirmation email and send it to the mail id?
View 8 RepliesHow can i send email on registration?
it means when anyone signup in our site, the mail will be automatically sent to their mail Account.
how to activate the user after registration by sending link to email , from that user go to activated page .
View 1 Repliesi created a registration form with username password and email fields wer i want to sent the user name and the password to the user to his email .
View 10 Repliesim doing a registration form and when i press submit i want to auto send the email which is type in the registration form..its in VB form..
here is my code
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How to send email in asp.net just for confirmation for the user registration?
View 7 RepliesI'm building an ASP.NET MVC 2 site, where I want to have users verify their email address after they register.
I want to send an email to the address with a link that the user can click to verify their email, and then handle the clicking of that link (the link will contain a specific id, of course).
Of course, this is easy to manually implement, but is there anything already built in to ASP.NET that has such a function?
I am developing one web application in this,i am sending mail after registration uing c# in mvc but for gmails its going to spam folder how to send this to inbox?
View 1 RepliesI want to send a confirmation email to the user after they register to my website. I am using CreateUserWizard of .NET and I use C#.
My idea is after users register they get an email with a link. If they click the link, they will come to an activation page. I have done this so far:
Register.aspx:
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After Guid userId = (Guid)user.ProviderUserKey;
I am very confused and not sure what to do. I understand that i need to email an url with the userID to user's email upon registration, but how to do this, and when user clicks that url in that email, how that url will automatically come to activation page?
I have following Modal Dialog (popup) using only CSS3 in my asp page for user registration:
HTML :
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<%-- Modal PopUp starts here--%>
<div id="openModal" class="modalDialog">
<div><a href="#close" title="Close" class="close" onclick="DisableAllPopUpTxt()">X</a>
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<a href="#openModal" id="DialogLink" style="color: #FFFFFF; font-weight: bold">Register</a>
Now the problem is:
As this is registration form, I want server side validation of existing email id .If user entered email id already exist in DB I want to reopen the above modal dialog (automatically) with an error massage Email ID already exist.
I m not able to reopen that dialog box.
Iam having registration page where user enter his credentials based on his email i want to send the confirmation link to his mailÂ
View 1 RepliesHere's an interesting problem. I have an ETL script written in c# that I have been running manually on a somewhat regular basis. It is used to update my web app's database.
I want to automate the ETL process AND create an interface for the web app admins to manually start the ETL process.
I could have sql server kick off the ETL process on a schedule and implement a button or something on a web page that will do the same thing, but I don't want to put my code in 2 different places because I don't want to update it in 2 places when it changes. But I don't know how to make my web app tell SQL server to manually start a scheduled process. Can this be done? OR
I could somehow implement the scheduling in the web app itself, but by now most people are familiar with the problems that are faced when trying that (app may not be running at certain times, must wait on request to start a process (without some trickery)). Also, since the ETL process takes a while, I don't want to make some poor end user wait on a response, so it would definitely have to use a new thread.
to create automated sms reminder.
View 2 RepliesI have a bunch of C# functions with string, int and bool arguments that serve as data entry interfaces. I'd like to be able to create a webform for each method; a textbox for each string/int and a checkbox for each bool.
Is there a way to automate this process?
I have to login with a username / password with a c# program with asp.net form.
I have already do that with HttpUtility on PHP website but how to do that with ASP.NET website ?
In ASP.NET, I must handle postback and so on...
I have to privilegied access to this website. I have to login like any other visitor. I don't know if it clarify enough the question
I am not able to send mails thru my ASP.net pages. If I host site with 172.0.0.1 IP on other hosting server then it will work but if I set the 202.71.148.84 IP provided by my Hosting Provider that time I can't if any other information is required to address this issue.
View 2 RepliesI'm working on a site that will offer a free service. It's a very simple site: A visitor will choose some text files from their PC, and once he has finished choosing them, he will click on the "Submit" button. This "Submit" button will simply upload the text files to X folder on the server and run a 3rd-party executable that will process these files. That's it. The exe will be doing all the work and creating a new file that the user will be downloading. This is the problem: I've found out the hard way that shared hosting plans don't allow executables on their servers. So it's been suggested that I purchase a VPS or dedicated server plan for this, but the cheapest one I found is $39/mo.
Although my site will have a "premium" service, it's mostly free, and I wasn't expecting to spend too much on hosting. As a matter of fact, I was planning on using my current shared plan for this. My question is: is there any other way of being able to do this? It would need to be automated; being free, tons of people (hopefully) will go to the site, start uploading text files, and wait for the result. I could do it manually (download the text files from the server, run the EXE locally, and finally upload the result and email the user), but that's almost impossible.
I´m trying to automate a confirmation email going out to a newly registered user.
I've added reference to the interop.outlook library and I import it to the asp webpage. It actually works, so that´s fine.However I don´t really know what´s going on here, so maybe you guys can tell me?
1. What needs to be installed on the server for this to work?
2. Who will be the sender? When I do this locally, I´m the sender, but on the site??
3. Will it work?