Data Controls :: How To Send Mail (email) To Multiple Users
May 7, 2015
How I can send mail to multiple destinations.
I am using this code....
using (MailMessage mm = new MailMessage("sender@gmail.com", txtEmail.Text)) {
mm.Subject = "Account Activation";
string body = "Hello " + txtUsername.Text.Trim() + ",";
body += "<br /><br />Please click the following link to activate your account";
body += "<br /><a href = '" + Request.Url.AbsoluteUri.Replace("CS.aspx", "CS_Activation.aspx?ActivationCode=" + activationCode) + "'>Click here to activate your account.</a>";
How can I send the rich text mail to several recepients?
protected void SendEmail(object sender, EventArgs e) { string body = this.PopulateBody("John", "Fetch multiple values as Key Value pair in ASP.Net AJAX AutoCompleteExtender", "http://www.posta.ge" + "in-ASP.Net-AJAX-AutoCompleteExtender.aspx", "Here explained how to fetch multiple column values i.e." + " ID and Text values in the ASP.Net AJAX Control Toolkit AutocompleteExtender" + "and also how to fetch the select text and value server side on postback"); this.SendHtmlFormattedEmail("johndoe@posta.ge", "New article published!", body); }
With this code i can send to only one recipient, namely to johndoe@posta.ge. Say i want to add kitsi@posta.ge as well.
In my website I am developing "simple messaging system".I have 3 ASP controls on .aspx page, i.e., ListBox (that shows online users), multiline Textbox(to write a message) and Button("send" button, which sends message to the selected online users of ListBox)I am unable to implement below requirement:I have to select multiple online users from "ListBox", then type a message in multiline "Textbox" and click on "Send button". These messages are temporary so can not be stored in Database. I have to store them using "Application and Dictionary class".From these "Application and Dictionary class" I have to show the messages inside Pop up to the selected(from ListBox) online users.
In my website I am developing "simple messaging system".I have 3 ASP controls on .aspx page, i.e., ListBox (that shows online users), multiline Textbox(to write a message) and Button("send" button, which sends message to the selected online users of ListBox)I am unable to implement below requirement: I have to select multiple online users from "ListBox", then type a message in multiline "Textbox" and click on "Send button".
These messages are temporary so can not be stored in Database. I have to store them using "Application and Dictionary class". From these "Application and Dictionary class" I have to show the messages inside Pop up to the selected(from ListBox) online users.I hope I made my requirement clear.
i am using the following tutorial, URL...I would like to add in textbox's for extra email and message body for the end user to type in before the email is sent out. like the example above the email should already have the pdf automatically attached.
I have a "Contact Us" page where in users will give in their email id and a query and on submitting the form, web admin would receive that email.
If I configure their email id to "from" MailAddress and send the mail, it will fail to do so if the ID is from popular mail domains like gmail or hotmail but would work with other unpopular or non existent domains like me@abcxyzmail.om without any credentials provided!
It worked with gmail after I configured SMTP and network credentials properly. The aim is to let the admin of my website who receives the email be able to hit the reply button in his mail client and see the "to" field populated with the "from" field filled in "contact us" page. Is there any proper way to do this or a tip or trick to accomplish it.
sending mail using asp.net to the aol domain? My users complain either they don't get the mail or they go to the spam box and it doesn't go to the user's mail quickly. Is there a trick to this for aol? It goes to yahoo or gmail really quick
I am trying to send mail to remind the users that have not activated their accounts. But I keep getting the error:
Transaction failed. The server response was: The message was rejected because it contains prohibited virus or spam content
Description: 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.Net.Mail.SmtpException: Transaction failed. The server response was: The message was rejected because it contains prohibited virus or spam content
My code is below:
Code:
"Hey, " + sUsername + "
" + "This is a friendly reminder that you have not verified your E-mail address.
" + "If you are still interested "+ "in joining our site, please click on the link below to " + "confirm your E-mail address.
I'm having some trouble with the asp.net FileUpload Control and sending email attachments.
I am able to run the following code and successfully create and attach 1 attachment to an email send mail it to myself with no problems.
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I need to be able to handle multiple files and I am also saving the files to an sql database. I tried using multiple file upload controls (max 3) and can save the files to the database successfully, but any and all attachments that are emailed, appear corrupted in my inbox. So, I removed all the fileupload controls and left just on on the page. I created a generic List<Attachment> to store the attachments created from the fileupload control and then iterate through all entries and attach them to my email and save them to the database. Once again, saving to the database works perfectly and i can read the attachments back, but the email attachments are corrupt. Is there anything obvious that I am doing wrong?
I am developing an web application using VB.NET in which user have to confirm the email address they provide to activate the account, in short I have to send an email for activating there account. I am all set with the logic and codes, the only trouble is I just realise that i need a mail server and domain to be able to send email.
To be honest with you all i need now is something to try if the application is working and obviously for demo. I havent got any domain yet and no intention of buying one.
I have to create a page in C# where i have to call a column from sql which has email addresses and on button click it should whatever mail account a user wants to use to send a mail to all users.
try { using (MailMessage mm = new MailMessage()) { mm.Subject = "Account Activation"; string body = "Hello"; mm.From = new MailAddress("support@foodtrove.in"); body += "<br /><br />Please click the following link to activate your account";
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but catch exception service not available error ...
I am trying to send an email from our web server to a gmail account via System.Net.Mail but am failing miserably receiving this error message:
Mailbox name not allowed. The server response was:
that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1) Using this code I am able to send emails to other email addresses on our Outlook email server:
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So I know I am capable of sending email to Gmail with port 587 and using the proper credentials of my own Gmail account. That is not the problem.
The problem is I want to be able to have the mail sent from my application from whatever the user puts in the FROM (Email address): text box to a Gmail account. When I use the above code, the address that the email is sent from is my own.
So the question is: Is there any way to configure this to be able to send from an Outlook email server to a Gmail account without having to use my Gmail account to actually do it (using my credientials). Therefore showing the email as sent from whatever the user puts in the txtEmail text box, and having it sent from the Outlook server?
I know my SMTP uses the port 25 for outgoing mail and I am pretty sure that the Gmail settings block port 25 for incoming mail, which makes sense, but what doesnt make sense is I can compose a message in Outlook and send it to a gmail account, but I cannot automate this through my programming, which makes me feel certain its my programming.
