Does anyone know how to send Japanese email with CDOSYS?
I'm having tons of problems with this and have spent the whole day trying
out different combinations of character sets and encoding.
I've gone through all the examples and tutorials I've come across but none
of them show how to send Japanese emails specifically and I haven't been
able to derive how to do it from the examples.
It must be possible because I can do it with .NET and CDO. I think they
both use the same CDO? However, I need it in classic ASP, not .net.
There must be someone out there that has done it.
I have ASP page, which accepts data in english and goes to the access database. Some users want to enter data in Japanese in some of the fields, and administrator should be able to see that data in Japanese in Access. Right now it accepts the japanese data, if it is within the limit, but instead of japanese charactors, I can see the string of 8 charactors (compination of numbers and some other charactors) for 1 japanese letter. I did appropriate IME settings on server. Changed the font of Access database. Changed the line in ASP page to <<A href="mailto:%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT">%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT" CODEPAGE="932"%> Is there something to do with Jet Database Engine, that is where the change is happeing when it comes from web server?
i'm trying to work on my very first asp pages which require japanese text to be entered into a form. i did search the forums about this but still couldn't figure it out.
i have a contact page.the contact page has a form where the action is "gdform.asp". this is from godaddy.com. english characters send fine, but when you enter japanese, you get a series of question marks.
i think that i somehow have to change the character set, but i'm not sure where to do that.is it on my contact page? somewhere in the form code e.g. to accept japanese characters?or in the gdform.asp file.which i can't change and will thus have to create my own page.
I am hoping to modify a current website such that both english and japanese characters can be entered and displayed. The access database displays both the english and japanese fine. When the asp executes only the english text is retrieved and the japanese displays as question marks.
Is this because my adodb connection to the database does not support the japanese characters? Is there another way to do it?
I am developing a web application for multi language support. But when I view in browser, all languages are shown except Japanese. Do I need to follow some conventions or special settings for display in Japanese?
I need to send some japanese text out, when i retrieve from form it worked, but when i retrieve from database, the japanese text does not work.
** when i first do, all work but user have to go and set the encoding to japanese, i am suppose to force it to be japanese the moment user see the email in outlook/lotus note.
I am able to do this by setting the codepage=932, but this only work when data is retrieved from form. if i retrieve from database the words become garbage text. I am using asp + mssql 7
I am able to display the japanese text onto IE from db without problem...
I have a columm that stores english and japanese data in my databse. It's nvarchar40. I'm building a report using ASP and when my recordset tries to extract data from that collumn i hit an error. The error only comes up if the data is in Japanses and not when it's in english.Code:
Error Type: Microsoft VBScript runtime (0x800A0005) Invalid procedure call or argument /reporting/extracts/exel_jpn/exel_jpn_fm_gl_extract.asp, line 185
I am working on a multilingual asp page. with sql server 2000 as a backend and IIS 5. When I enter japanese charecters in the text boxes on the page, they are getting stored as?in the table. We are using a dll to post the data to the table.
When I response.out the posted data using request.form values after submitting the page it is displaying properly on the browser but its not storing the data in the table properly.
I try do display japanese characters with ASP .NET. (visual basic) but the output is unreadable. (‚±‚ñ‚É‚¿‚Ã)
When I save my test.aspx in VisualStudio, VisualStudio tells me that Unicod characters are in my test.aspx file. So I stored the whole thing with Encoding. After I display the page in the browser it shows me still some ureadable output.
(I also tried different encodings, and also switched the browsers encoding setting) My IIS Server is 5.0 (default setting)I also have a Japanese Server. On this japanese server everythingworks fine.
I want to convert Japanese (Shift-JIS) to unicode (UTF-8)
I have a character ﾂｮ (Shift-JIS) which I want to convert into ® (UTF-8) in a sentence "Soy Life ﾂｮ is a registered trademark of Schouten Industries B.V. " .
I've got a simple template based ASP page which pulls information in one of several different languages from an Access database.
The copy I have in the database is fine. All languages - including the Japanese are displaying correctly when I look at them in Access. However, when I pull the Japanese text from the database, each character renders in the browser as '???????'.
I've tried different HTML encoding, but nothing seems to make a difference.
I have a problem with some japanese characters. When the two Japanese characters ｰ and ｼﾞ are used in the window name parameter of the window.open function, the expected new browser window does not open. This needs to be tested on localised Japanese operating system.
The problem only happens on IE7 browsers (on all operating systems). IE6 works ok. Is this a known issue? Any suggestions for a possible solution?
I am desperately trying to install a login script for my website. I keep getting this error:
error '80040211' /register.asp, line 88
Here is what is on line 88:
objCDOSYSMail.Send
i spoke with my hosting company - they said CDOSYSMail.Send and objCDO.Send are the same thing and if one is supported they both are - is this true?
I don't know what to do to get this working. It's a remote SMTP, but they have assured me that isn't an issue because I have the correct outgoing SMTP info in place (Verio hosting)
I know with CDOSYS there's a objMail.from class, but this is for the From email address of the sender, not the From Name. Is it possible to assign a from name and from email address as seperate values?
I have an asp registration form, generating a html email, using cdosys. When a hotmail user registers they receive an empty email or so it seems, until you forward the email then the contents appeas as if by magic. Is this a problm in the way my asp page is generating the email or is it a settings issue with the hotmail account
I have allready posted my problem at this forum and i got replies too.But they suggested me using cdont or cdo component for win 2000.But my os is XP professional and it contain CDOSYS component for sending email in asp.Plz provide me solution a/c to Windows XP Professional CDOSYS component
I keep getting this error when my website tries to create an object to send an email for the checkout email confirmation: Error creating object: 006~ASP 0177~Server.CreateObject Failed~800401f3. Do you have any idea of the reasons this could happen? I had an engineer configure the software for CDOSYS, and this is what he said: Andrew, I’ve replaced all the files and I still get the same error message. So this leads me to believe that we’re looking at the wrong site or where I am publishing to the wrong location. Either that or the host is doing some sort of an ASP caching. I don't see how he could be publishing to the wrong location; i gave him the right ftp info. Do you know what an ASP caching is, or do you have any clue what i could do to try to fix this problem, or where this error came from in the first place? URL URLI was told by somenone that the object is not installed and registered properly. Does this mean that the dll for CDLSYS is not installed server side, or that the error is a function of my server not being set up right?
i am using CDOSYS to send mails to the users from my application. Everything is working fine, mails are being sent to the user but in the mail the user receives, some extra characters such as '!' or spaces are coming between words. I tried defining a character set but still the problem exitss.
Does CDOSYS have all the same methods and properties that CDONTS does? I need to know 'cause I just put XP on my box and I heard CDONTS has been deprecated since Win2k anyway.
I am having difficulty with the cdosys for windows 2000, I can't seem to find a method that allows me to attach a file, I have been searching msdn and the page I needed was not available.
I was using CDONTS to send ASP forms. They used to work fine, but now it seems that my webhost provider (not to mention some others), are changing the fotmat from CDONTS to CDOSYS. I have been looking at some of the examples, but they seem confusing. So, my questions is this...
What is the easiest way? I am more concern with the collection of the data from the form's fields. What is that I have to do in order to be able to collect the data sent from the fields?
I have a form that I use to send an email using CDO. When I submit the form, it brings up a blank page and no email is sent. Can you look through the code and see what's wrong?
It doesnt thow any errors, but no email is being sent!
'-------------------------------------------------------------- '-------- now use CDOSYS to send email because im using IIS5.1 '-------------------------------------------------------------- Dim objConfiguration Dim objFields Dim objMessage Set objConfiguration = CreateObject("CDO.Configuration") Set objFields = objConfiguration.Fields With objFields .Item(cdoSendUsingMethod) = cdoSendUsingPort .Item(cdoSMTPServer) ="localhost" .Item(cdoSMTPServerPort) = 25 .Item(cdoSMTPAuthenticate) = cdoBasic .Update End With
Set objMessage = CreateObject("CDO.Message") With objMessage Set .Configuration = objConfiguration .From = "mark@mark.com" .To = "mark-wheeler@tiscali.co.uk" .Subject = "Here comes a Subject" .TextBody = "Here is a text body" .Send End With Set objMessage = Nothing Set objConfiguration = Nothing
I am trying CDOSYS code to send out email. The problem is when I try to send email to gmail and hotmail account, it never works. Means, no email appears at gmail and hotmail account. But when I send it to yahoo mail, it works.
I run the code at localhost. I use Win XP Pro. I just wonder why this happen. Can someone explain to me?
If I code automated email sending functionality for website using CDOSYS it will work only for users with Windows 2000/XP. Is it correct?
Or Windows 2000/XP requirement is only related to the server side software and all my users will not have any problems using other systems on their computers?
I have an ASP page that uses CDOSYS to send a simple HTML format email with a PDF attachment. When I open the PDF attached to the email it shows up as a blank page. I log into the web server console and open the same PDF in the source directory and it opens fine. I run a binary comparison of the source and attached files and there's a difference: one byte, x'2E' is missing at offset x'0231'. If I save the attached file and use a hex editor to insert the x'2E' the file opens just like the original
I have an email script that used to work but now doesn't, my web host told me I have to use CDOSYS instead of CDONTS.If it's not to much trouble could someone look at my script below and make it CDOSYS compliant.Thanks
<%@LANGUAGE="VBSCRIPT"%> <% Dim usxCDO Set usxCDO = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail") usxCDO.From = cStr(Request("email")) usxCDO.To = "someone@somewhere.com" usxCDO.Subject = "Subscription To Magazine" usxCDO.Body = Chr(13) & Chr(10) &_ "Name: " & cStr(Request("name")) & Chr(13) & Chr(10) &_ "Company: " & cStr(Request("company")) & Chr(13) & Chr(10) &_ "Email: " & cStr(Request("email")) & Chr(13) & Chr(10) &_ "Instructions: " & cStr(Request("instructions")) & Chr(13) & Chr(10) &_ "A SUBSCRIPTION ORDER HAS BEEN PLACED." If (cStr(Request("Submit")) <> "") Then
