Is this suppose to be in the code behind page of the password recovery page? or in a separate class? When pasting in the code behind I get an error under the word system and smtpmail? Do I need to include an imports statement: imports system.net.mail?
I have developed an enterprise application in ASP.NET that sends emails using localhost SMTP server on the same box as the IIS web server for the ASP.NET app.
So right now any email sent from this ASP.NET app would hit internet firewall of the enterprise and then be directed to the right destination email address.
I was hoping to not hit the internet firewall of the enterprise, but hit the Exchange Server of the enterprise.
So the situation I am aiming for is: ASP.NET APP ===> Localhost SMTP SERVER ===>EXCHANGE SEVER 2003 ===>SEND OUT THE EMAIL
rather than ASP.NET APP ===> Localhost SMTP SERVER ===>SEND OUT THE EMAIL
So I still want to use the same mail configuration in my ASP.NET app of localhost as SMTP server, but just want the email to first go through Exchange Server before being sent out.
The question: Is it possible to configure multiple SMTP servers or update the SMTP object server information at runtime?
Description of problem: The site I'm working on has a few pages which send emails. Our site is using Gmail so even though it's a custom domain our email is sent out though Gmail SMTP servers.
Some emails come from the system and some emails come from users in certain groups. I have an SMTP server configured with the admin email for the system e.g. admin@mysite.com This works fine and when I get the email it shows from admin@mysite.comOne of our user groups let's call it "groupA" has an email configured on our domain i.e. groupA@mysite.com When I send the email and specify a from address for the MailMessage object as groupA@mysite.com it still shows up in my outlook as coming from admin@mysite.com I did a little further testing and if I specify both the from address and the ReplyTo as groupA@mysite.com it will show as From=admin@mysite.com but when I choose reply in outlook it shows groupA@mysite.com My best guess is that Gmail is overwriting the From address with the SMTP user to prevent email spoofing.
I found this: http://www.systemnetmail.com/faq/4.1.aspx but it won't work for me since group A, B, and C all need to send emails from the same page.
I had a really weird experience today when doing a demo of some things i had been working on.
All my development work has been on a local IIS server, using http://localhost.
The demo was running, pointing to http://mysystemname/ - and the weirdest thing happened. IE began to ignore the CSS... I am now back on my machine and if I switch from "localhost" to "mysystemname" i can reproduce it.
The really strange thing is that the CSS is getting pulled down from what i can tell. Using the developer tools, for example, I can see that a particular dropdown should be styled with a gray border (#bbb 1px solid) and a 2px padding. Looks great on localhost. No styling on "mysystemname".
Also some other divs on the page are missing their margins and thus are all crunched together, though the developer tools report that they should have a 2px margin-bottom.
these are not in a user control... they're all on a WebForms page with no wacky path names for the css.
I am creating a windows service to send automatic mails for the consumers, that are referred by our web site professional users to register in our site.
For sendind mail we are using our company mail but what we need is if customers want to reply for that mail they need to send for professional mail by clicking reply in the inbox.
When I first published my site, I tested it using my gmail account and worked like a charm first try (a rare feat for me ;) ). Now, I'd like to finish it up by having it send the emails from the account at the host. No joy... I asked the host if I had misunderstood the rather unhelpful info in the control panel and they advised that in my web config I should change:
I use a Smtp Client to email submitted information from an asp.net form. 3 users sent in their information and the user on the other end did not recieve either one of the emails. On the 2nd time around, she did recieve the emails. What could it be?
Protected Sub Submitbutton_Click(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Submitbutton.Click Dim EMail1 As New MailMessage EMail1.From = New MailAddress("Receiver") EMail1.[To].Add(New MailAddress("Sender")) EMail1.Subject = Firstnametextbox.Text + lastnametextbox.Text + "Register " EMail1.Body = " This is content "
My virtualpath provider works well in VS 2010 but doesn't in IIS 7.5 on my localhost. In IIS, I get a HTTP 404 when I fetch an aspx, which is normal because the aspx is in a table. The problem seems linked to the sequence
HostingEnvironment.RegisterVirtualPathProvider(new MyProviderClass) in the AppInitialize method.
There is no exception raised but the instruction seems to no avail :
If I try object O = HostingEnvironment.VirtualPathProvider immediately after the registering, I see that O==null.
Works great on localhost. But when I upload it to the server with IIS6.it works 25% of the time. the other times, I just get an empty (0 bytes) file to download.
i am trying to send emails using SMTP MailMessage but i have a problems, i got the following error: Failed to send to pm@[URL] (530 5.7.0 Must issue a STARTTLS command first. g31sm24378313ibh.22 ) my code is the following:
When i am trying to give hyperlink on website which is coming from table its giving me following page when i click on that, How can i resolve this.
The code i added is
<asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink1" runat="server" Text='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Website")%>' NavigateUrl='<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Website")%>' Target="_blank"></asp:HyperLink> And the Link that display after click is
[URL]
It should display only [URL], but i dont understand why taking this link.
I use Go Daddy's relay-hosting.secureserver.net for my SMTP client. I've coded it to use the user's email address as the "From:" address, in order to develop an outlook rule that sends a confirmation email to the user, informing them that their input was received. But using Go Daddy's relay-hosting.secureserver.net as an SMTP client prevents this from happening if the user has an email from "@yahoo.com", "@gmail.com", "@hotmail.com" etc, etc.
We did some research and found that this relay hosting server is not always reliable. We've had problems where users have submitted input, but the input was never received.Is there anything else I can look into that will send email via my ASP.net page?
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Net.Mail;
[URL] - Internet explorer is not displaying the webpage instead it is searching the results related to localhost.
If i browse the virtual directory then the webapplication is working absolutely fine. everything is being configured properly and i also checked the services which are also running.
I have developed a colleg web applicaition. I have used my gmail account as my smtp server to send back to the client passwords from "Password recovery" link. The problem is that , I am able to send messages only from my gmail account. I want to know whether I can send messages using different e-mail addresses of the clients retrieved from the database instead of sending the mail using my own.
