Configuration :: Open Outlook Email With HTML Formatted Text From Website
Oct 15, 2010
I want to open an outlook email with HTML formated text. This is working fine when i run it locally with a outlook application object. On the server, this is throwing an error saying An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception Details: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: The operation failed. I have given all the DCOM permissions. It didn't work.
I m trying to send an HTML formatted email. When I get the email I can see the links and <br> tags working but the bold, underline and italics aren't. This is what I used
I have an asp.net / C# page which takes a comment, and then emails that comment. Sometimes when the user enters "&" in the comment, the comment is being truncated. So for example if the comment is "test & test" the email only sends out "test ".
I have tried HttpUtility.HtmlEncode - but it looks like the issue is on the outlook side and not on the C# side.
I am building a web site similar to Craigslist. I would like to know how to store the html formatted text (bold / italics / font size etc) in a sql 2008 database?In order words, the user would enter their text, format it with font size, bold etc and save the information. Whats the most efficient way to store that in a database?
I am trying to implement a "send newsletter" process that works like this: -
1. The author develops a newsletter using Word.
2. When they are ready to distribute it, they save it as HTML, and upload this to the web site. It is then viewable with the appropriate URL.
3. They then distribute it with a web process that uses SendMail.
I have two problems: -
1. When you "Save as web page (*.htm, *.html)" from Word, the document is saved as .htm, and if there are any graphics within the document they are saved in a separate "*_files" folder. How do I upload this folder to the web site?
During testing I'm fudging this by uploading the folder with FTP, but of course this is not a viable solution for users.
2. I can send the email using alternate views, but the htmlview lacks the graphics. My logic reads the uploaded .htm document into a string variable called "HtmlBody", and then
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This all works perfectly except that the email arrives just a graphic symbol and blank space where the graphic should be. How do I either send the graphics with the email, or (better) send it with references to the graphics back on the web page. The html that I am sending out contains references to the graphics like <v:imagedata src="./FamNet%201%20July%202010_files/image001.jpg" o:title="NZSGFamNet"/>, which is looking in a subfolder from the folder containing the html. I suppose that if I could solve the first problem I could replace the "./" in the image reference to [URL]. This would not be too difficult, as I could recognize "FamNet%201%20July%202010" as the newsletter name and so look for the string"./" & NewsletterName & "_files". However somebody might be able to suggest a more elegant solution, provided that I can solve the first problem.
I am developing a feedback form in which i want to consume the data in the form like NAME,EMAIL and COMMENTS and then on the click of a button I want OUTLOOK to be opened and the values filled in the form should be filled at their respective fields.
I wanted to open Outlook clinet from the web on buttonclick. (on local it works fine but on server it does not). I can send email through smtp but i need to open the outlookClient on button click.. :(
Outlook.Application oOutlook = new Outlook.Application(); Outlook.MailItem _Mailitem; Outlook.NameSpace _NS = oOutlook.GetNamespace("mapi"); _oMailitem = (Outlook.MailItem)oOutlook.CreateItem(Outlook.OlItemType.olMailItem); _oMailitem.To = "abc@yahoo.com"; _oMailitem.Subject = "Email Integration with Outlook"; _oMailitem.HTMLBody = sb.Tostring(); // here i am creating HTML File _oMailitem.Display(true);
My sb.ToString text contains the link to the images i.e <img > tags etc which are included as inline attachment. I tried to use MailTo link but I could not Attach attachment to it.
We have to build a small grievance report system. In this users enters their grievance on a ASP.Net page. An email is sent to particular individual of a department. When this individual opens this email in outlook and responds a field in a SQL server table needs to be updated. How to accomplish this SQL Server update?
Platform : .Net Preferred language : C# Database : SQL Server Email client : Outlook
I have an ASP.NET web forms site with a rather large menu. The HTML for the menu is dynamically generated via a method in the C# as a string. I.e., what is being returned is something like this:
I have in my DB a HTML markup written as a strings. How to convert them and view as a formatted HTML markup ? I tried Server.HtmlEncode(), HttpUtility.HtmlEncode() with no success
I am sending mail using .net c# code. In that mail i am providing link of customer website. When anyone click on link (in outlook mail) then it will open new window if already not opened any window. Suppose user already working in IE browser [URL] and then user click on link using outlook mail then link open in new tab in already opened IE browser window. So i want that everytime open new browser window when click on link.
I have generated the the vCard from asp.net + c# application. While ending up. browsers pops up for "open with /Save as" box. I don't want to appear this box. rather than that , I want to directly set the generated .vcf file to open with outlook 2007 or 03.
I have a gridview control in a page. i have a column called 'VIEW' when i click any row in view column it should open popup window called "Comments Window" there will be 3 buttons in this popup 'Approve,Reject, Question' when he clicks question it should open MS outlook and when he click approve or reject should close the popup window....and the comments window should be a usercontrol.
I have a header section in my css file and am trying to have a h1 title in in with a text box just to the right of the title (a bit like on sites like amazon and play, except using a piece of text for the title, rather than an image logo).
By default, if I use an h1 tag, it will insert a line break and cause the text box to appear below the title. I've tried using a span tag with class h1, but that doesn't work (I don't know if this is because h1 isn't considered a class in the same way that the classes prefixed with a dot in the css file are).
What is the best way to have the title text have the same style as the relevant h1 tag, but not have the associated line break?
How can we add a web page or a Windows Forms to the Outlook mail so that when I send a mail to a person he/she should be able to enter the data in the controls on the mail form? The user should also have the ability to save the data directly from the mail, instead of opening my web or a Windows application and update the data.
I have a web page, that has lists of documents for a user to look at. I have the page working to allow a user to view any of the documents when they click the link. The only thing that wont work is a document that is .msg format for Outlook emails. I did some research and found that in order to get Outlook to open the document when opening a .msg document, you have to add the MIMEType application/vnd.ms-outlook to the list of MIMETypes that IIS will accept. I gave this a shot but still couldn't get it working.
Then what I tried was to output the MIMEType associated with a .msg when I was Saving the document so I could see what it was using. When I did this I got "application/octet-steam" So then I set the .msg extention to use octet stream. This allowed the document to be open, but used Notepad which then had really messed up formatting because of the email headers etc.
Does anyone know how I might get outlook to open up and show the email when a user clicks to view that document as opposed to Notepad?
I am working on an ASP.NET project where we are updating all of our websites to support Unicode values. In one place, we are allowing users to enter their email address as Unicode. I use the following code snippet to display the "mailto" address hyperlink:
When I click on this link, it opens Outlook, but the email address displays as garbage text. Any ideas on how to resolve this issue?From what I have heard, currently, email addresses only support ANSII characters, but Unicode characters are coming; That is why we are taking this step.
