Web Forms :: How To Send One Email Message To Multiple Recipients
May 21, 2013
I have used the mail mechanism : [URL] .....
I have used this solution. And it's working fine for single id. But when i am using multiple id as reciepent mail id , it's mailing the text only to the first id. I am providing multiple id as below:
Here, if I place gmail id first and ymail id second, the would be send's only to gmail id not to ymail id, and same in case if I place ymail first and gmail second then mail send to ymail and not to gmail.
I am having some trouble with the syntax. I'm trying to build a web form that users (at my work) can enter multiple email addresses into. For some reason it will only send to one email address.
Here's my code... Hopefully all I need to do is change the syntax a bit.
I'm working with a code that first upload a file to the server and after sends a email and attached is the file previously uploaded, It's working everything the only problem is that email message is duplicate.
In Visual Studio 2008 I am using an asp.net 3.5 listview control as my frontend to an sql server 2005 database backend. I am also using a linq to sql datacontext to query and perform all my backend CRUD commands. Within the OnInserted event of my linqdatasource I am assigning a query string variable (customer_id) to populate a child page (code below). This works perfectly. However, what I would also like to achieve within this event is to build an email body containing other database column references, from my insert, that will send an email to all the email addresses contained within a seperate column from another one of my db tables. Any ideas on how I can achieve this? C# code examples will be appreciated.
I am hoping to upgrade the below two classic asp web pages to an asp.net web pages. The pages basically perform actions on incoming query string variables and also the login_fail_license.asp page sends us an email to inform us of certain situations. Currently they're a bit dated and I'm hoping to upgrade them to c# so I can fully understand what they are doing as we have been receiving strange IP addresses against our own license numbers (5000), I think the logic maybe wrong.
I want to put email button in my detail view form when user press email button it automatically move towards login when he enter the id pass automatically form attached of that detail view all this records n form is store in my database how can i make this possibel?
I am trying to sent an email to some addresses i did that using the System.Net.mail the problem is that i need to make the mail message different for each recipient because i need to put a link inside the email that contain the id this user, the problem is the large number of recipient that i cant use a loop to invoke sending function for each usesr like:
I am looking for a means by which ASP.NET can create an Outlook MailItem and stream it to the client machine for the user to review prior to sending. I know that its possible to create files such as Word docs and Excel spreadsheets an then stream them, but I don't know how to do it with ASP.NET.
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.
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>";
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.
