I am using our mail server(mail.CompName.com) to generate e mails. The emails are generated successfully for ids of our own domain(name@CompName.com). But I am getting error when trying to send mail to yahoo or gmail account.
The error is :"Mailbox unavailable. The server response was: 5.7.1 Unable to relay."
I have a question about E-mail body. I have a button called and when user clicks this button, I want the webpage to be sent to someone as a email body, not as an attachment. (The exact same webpage content) I have been working on this for 3 days and cannot figure it out. The email line is this:
objUtilities.SendEmail(subject, BodyMessage, emailTo, emailFrom); So something like this: BodyMessage= webpage
I've a user registration page in which i take email address as input by user. But i wanna check that the given email address is a valid (I mean registerd address or not) or not. It's not syntax validity check.I want to check the availability that means the given address is there in web or not.
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 new to the forums as well as new to asp.net as well as most programming languages. I am needing to develope a page for a website where customers can fill in a form on the page and click submit. I would like the form data to be inserted into a fresh brand new SQL DB. I then want the data from each customer to be turned into some sort of file (ie PDF or just a form) and emailed to a specific user as the user hits the submit button to submit their information. Is there an easy way to do this or is this something that should be handled by a few different methods or software or languages?
I have a Gridview page with Edit capability which works fine. When the user edits the fields of the database and clicks on the 'Update' button, I want to send him a confirming email telling him what fields he changed in the database. Is there a way to do this?
I make one texbox and one button. What i want to realize is that people fill the message into textbox and then click button. The content of that message will automatically send to my email address.
I am trying to change the text of a asp:textbox and collapse some ajaxToolkit:CollapsiblePanelExtenders within some ascx controls on my page as well as output a dynamically generated file. I have no problem collapsing the CollapsiblePanelExtenders and changing the text of the textbox from the codebehind or outputting a file. The problem arises when I want BOTH of these events to happen on the same postback. Unfortunately using Response.Write negates all of the other changes to the page.
For a certain project I need to be able to send the contents of a webpage to people who enter their e-mail address somewhere. For this I've scoured the internet and came upon a couple of possible sollutions. The first would be to use a scraper which would just look up the webpage and then mail the html contents to someone. The problem with this is that internet html (and more importantly css) and mail html might be completely different things when you look at outlook. This also takes the entire masterpage with it, while I pretty much just want the inner content.
Second sollution was completely rebuilding the pages in my mail function, based on a few given parameters. Seeing as there's many different types of pages that need to be sent, this would take ages to do...
Last sollution I came upon was manually calling rendercontrol. This actually seemed like a viable way of doing this, but of course, things go wrong. The structure of the website is as follows: Masterpage includes default.aspx, default.aspx has a placeholder which gets filled with a control I manually load (loadcontrol(path)) based on what page I need. This control is the one I need. My way of trying to render this control to send through mail is the following: first, I create a page, then I'll load the user control and finally I use UC.RenderControl(writer)
This does give me the basic html lay-out, but it seems that the Page_Load isn't being called, causing none of my variables to actually be filled in. Is there any way I can cause the control to be rendered just as if it were rendered inside a page's lifecycle?
I'm working on the MVC app where I've to generate the report in the form of HTML page. If the user click the print icon, I've to show the HTML page to user. If the user click on email icon, I've to send email with same HTML page attachment. I'm trying to find a way where I can use the same code to generate the HTML in both cases of email and print.
It's working good, now i need 1 more thing in this, as the pdf file generated on Button click then it should get attached automatically to mail at some email address.
I've created ASP.NET pages in the past that sent emails using the .NET classes. However, I'd like to send an email from a webpage using the email software on the client computer.
My understanding is that the mailto: protocol allows for some arguments such as a subject and to address.
But I'm not sure which arguments are supported or how universal that support is. Also, are there other options that give me even greater control over the client's email software?
Ideally, I'd be able to specify more than one to address, the subject, and the email body, which the user could then review and modify before sending.
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.
my problem that i have 2 website on godaddy and i need to creat a web form for feedback just fill some fileds and send it by email message.
i tray several ways in code but no one work if there is any one have a website on godaddy and have a web form to send e-mail explain to me or put your code
I am working on a financial portal and I am having a problem..I don;t know what to call it so i mentioned it as an 'unknown to me' problem..I have a webpage..whenever I click on any button on my webpage, the request goes through..but nothing show up on the webpage..then If I click on another link and then again come back to previous link,then only I see the results of button_click..
e.g.
I have a currency conversion and investment form..so after filling up the form in following way and if I click on "INVEST" then nothing shows up..
so now if i click on any other link and go back to 'buy currency' link I see the result as 'investment successful'
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit Visual Studio 2008 Team System Using C# SQL Server 2005 Express Management Studio (Service Pack 3) By using Visual Studio 2008,I opened Server Explorer and tried to modify Database connection,i wanted to use SQL Authentication,I entered User name and Passwored after pressing OK button,i got the following... Error message Failed to generate a user instance of SQL Server.Only an integerated connection can generate a user instance.The connection will be closed.
I developed an application form which includes some textboxes for input. When the user click on the button the following tasks has to be done.
1) If page is valid all data should be stored in database
2) A new webform should appear on the same window and the some content of the application form should be displayed in it.
3) When clicking on browser back button it should not post back to previous page.....
I did the first task..and i don't know the code for the remaining tasks. Here is some information
.aspx button control code
[code]....
I opened new webform by using Response.Redirect ("submit.aspx"). Where submit.aspx is the form to be opened after data stored upon the button click in application form.
I need to create a form that would work like this Choose Provider :( user would select gmail, yahoo, hotmail, ext) Enter Name: ( user enters there name) Message : ( user enters message) and then the "submit"button.