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 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 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 have created one a page and i am using data grid and data is coming from SQL.Now i want to create one button "Send this on Mail" when user will click this button outlook should open and in the body part my data grid should come with same formatting which i am using in a web page.
I followed steps of others' article about opening a outlook email window with C# After completed the code, It works perfectly fine when I tested it using Visual Studio 2008. However, When I open my website directly, it shows Error Page!
I am currently building 3-tired ASP.NET 3.5 Web application which has workflows built in for manager approvals. Currently there is a dashboard on the homepage of the website where all the pending approvals are displayed in a webpart. I want to build a plugin for MS Outlook so that whenever there is a new request for approval I want that request to show up in MS outlook. Where do I start with this? Do I have to expose my business logic layer through webservices?
I have created a we application for managing the contacts. I want to save the selected contact to current user's outlook contact list. how to do this? I am using asp.net + c#.net.
its a great and easy to understand windows application for the same. I used Class library. It is running fine locally. but s I deploy my application in IIS and access it from outside network it showing dialog box with message :
" an unhandled win32 exception occurred in outlook.exe [876] "
What should be that ?
Edit 2:
Problem is still there. While i debugging the application I am getting the exception:
Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {0006F03A-0000-0000-C000-000000000046} failed due to the following error: 80080005. + OUTLOOK
I found this is the User Account Control problem on some blog. Is it true? Or What should be the solution over this. Is any another way rather than Interop services?
steps to do send a mail using outlook in my c#.net page button click event .if i click the button automatically page should be attached and Toaddress also ...etc mainthing incase if the system does not contain outlook message sholud be displayed with the URL which gets outlook express free downloaded link.
Iīm 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 thatīs fine.However I donīt really know whatīs 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, Iīm the sender, but on the site??
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
We have a web application that allows users to send out customized emails to company employees and all recipients use Outlook 2007 as their email client. In rare occasions, it is possible that an email is sent with a hyperlink that has an apparently excessive number of characters. In these instances, there are no problems except the links will not open automatically when clicked in Outlook. The only way to open is to copy the URL and paste it into a browser.
We can handle this through code to not allow users to submit excessively long URLs but we'd like to avoid this situation, if possible. Before an email is sent, the server performs a number of HTML manipulations especially on URLs. If a user has submitted a long URL, we prefer to allow the long URL and make changes elsewhere.
Has anyone encountered this situation before and is it possible to overcome the character limitation so that links will open automatically when clicked?
I have an asp.net app where the user edits a table that generate some reports, and then mails them to his providers.The client wants to edit this pregenerated emails from Outlook.There is no Exchange Server.
Should i let download the reports generated, and then use outlook automation from the client side? Can I generate a (.pst?) file that the user could import using Outlook?
I need to create functionality for the users to add customer info (first, last name, address, e-mail) to MS Outlook (checking for duplicates first). Is it possible at all? Keep in mind that users have all kinds of OS on their computers: Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7.
I am having text formatting problem with Outlook 2007 since it is taking different rendering engine i.e word 2007. In our application, we are sending mails to different clients who have Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007. We have used CSS in our application for formatting.
1. Since I have created Tables and given width in Percentage to every <TD> but while rendering in outlook 2007, every table taking different widths depending on the no. of the columns. Due to this reason, formatting is getting distored. Outlook 2003 shows proper output.
2. In our aspx page, I have created DIV tag with Style attributes having Property as Display:none. But in Outlook 2007, DIV tag is visible. Due to this, unwanted Warning messages also getting displayed in the outlook 2007.
I am trying to create a function that will automatically log a client in using VB.The code below successfully gets the authentication cookies but when I add the cookies to the resultant response code I just get the OWA login page.