here is sender email but i want there wasn't any email address.I mean i want when users click on button and send me an email there wasn't any email address in sender details.
I am working on an bulk email sending application using asp.net and i have to verify each email address before to send whether the email address belong to the appropriate domain or not.
Is ther any way or sample code in asp.net to verify before to send so that i could prevent the use from bouncing emails.
Actually i am developing a web application for leave,,if the employee wants to take a leave,the employee working under the senior people,if the employee 001 wants to take a leave,if the employee 001 logins in the web application,if he is working in sales dept,automatically this mail is forwarded to sales manager..like wise for all the employee..if the employee works in accounts dept,whenever the employee logins in the web application,to email address automatically change to the accounts manager..i dont no how to do this
In addition to the process of regex syntax validation of Email Addresses entered by users, I'm trying to check if the entered email address is a real one and does exist?The best I could achieve is to "Ping" the host the email address is associated with. But there are some other terms in the industry like Handshaking with Email Server, etc.not necessarily with 100% confirmation accurary!
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 am building an email feature in my website (jobs site). By using this functionality, recruiters will be able to send emails to candidates. I want an option so that the user can also set 'From Address' and the email should be ANTI-SPAM compliant.
How me can validate a email textbox to take only valid email address if error occur it show the error message in this textbox or as a tooltip. because in the form there is no space to show error message.
i am trying to send emails to internal as well external email id(like gmail,yahoo,rediff etc.) .but the problem is that i can send the email to internal email id and recieve it but when i try to send the mail to external email id iam not able to receive the email. the process runs fine cause no errors are occurring.
SmtpClient emailClient; emailClient = new SmtpClient("80.0.0.120", 252); MailMessage message = new MailMessage("a.b@abc.com", a.b@glass.com", "Report", "Dear All,"); message.IsBodyHtml = true; message.Body ="Dear All,"+"<br/>"+ "Please find the attached file."; System.Net.Mime.ContentType mimeType = new System.Net.Mime.ContentType(); message.Attachments.Add(new System.Net.Mail.Attachment("Report.xls", mimeType)); emailClient.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("a.b", "pass123"); emailClient.UseDefaultCredentials = false; emailClient.Send(message); emailClient = null; message.Dispose();
"The SMTP server requires a secure connection or the client was not authenticated. The server response was: 5.5.1 Authentication Required."
I found this article as well http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Google+Apps/thread?tid=2cbb54572fea6939&hl=en and worked through this but that did not resolve me issue either.
Is there away to know original email sender IP, I mean the client machine which is used to send the email not the smtp sever. where in the header if any?
I have a couple of web applications which all utilize sending emails whether it be by contact form, or some kind of notification updates etc. The problem I have found is that there isn't really any way to track the emails which are being sent from the web applications, so I've come up with a possible solution: It's pretty straight forward really - instead of having each web application sending the emails themselves I would like to unify the process by creating a central Email Sender Service.
In basic terms, each application would just create a row in a 'Outbound Emails' table on the database with To,From,Subject,Content data. The Email Sender Service (Win Service) would then pick the emails from the outbox, send them and then mark as sent.
Even though I would store 'basic email' information (to,from,subject,content) in the database, what I would really like to do is also store the 'MailMessage' object itself so that the Email Sender Service could then de-serialize the original MailMessage as this would allow any application to fully customize the email. Are there any problems with using the MailMessage object in this way? Update: Another objective, is to store a log of emails that have been sent - hence the reason for using a database.
