I'm using godaddy ASP hosting and i have no permission to create files on disk from asp script.I need to generate excel file and send it via email in asp page.I'm sending email using CDONTS
All examples,i've found in internet, show how to attach to the email file from disk.In documentation for CDONTS told, that there is possibility to attach to the email data from IStream object.how can i implement this?
i am trying to create a simple page where a users can browse a file and send it through CDO. I can get the email to send fine with the body and subject but when it comes to figuring out the attachment bit, I'm lost! Here is the code i am using, please can someone point me in the write direction. Code:
Set mail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.Newmail") mail.From = janki@yahoo.co.in mail.To = sender@yahoo.com mail.Subject = "Subject" mail.Body = "newsletter" mail.AttachFile = "C: est.zip" mail.BodyFormat = 0 'CdoBodyFormatHTML mail.Send Set mail = Nothing this code is not working please help.....
I am using CDONTS to send email from an ASP script.
Attached to each of these emails is a 34K PDF file. 90% of the time the file arrives intact. 10% of the time, however, users are unable to open the file.
It appears that users using some sort of webmail recieve an improperly decoded version of the file where as users of POP3 non-web email clients (e.g. Outlook) generally recieve the file intact.
Thus far, all users reporting errors have up-to-date versions of Adobe Reader and are able to read the PDF file if I resend it from my desktop out of Outlook.
I have tried to open the files some users have reported problems with (after they forward me the copy they received) and I have the same problem. The file size on the PDF that could not be opened had grown to 47K.
I am trying to get a asp-mailer setup that will send a specified attachment. I have tried both CDONTS and CDOSYS methods ... both are giving me headaches.
And the best part is how incredibly helpful the error is: (Sarcasm Intended)
Error Type: (0x80004005) Unspecified error <-- They should change that error to ... "Good Luck!" /knowledgetree/emailer-drivers.asp, line 90 I hilighted the above line in the code as well.
I wonder if you can help me. I want the functionality to Automatically get attachment from email and upload it to server for viewing. So when someone sends in an email to a specificied address, it get the file from the email and uploads it somewhere. How can this be done?I would think that you would have an automated email address. It would proabably be running on a windows server.
I have created on form where i have field like Job title, Company name, Job Discription and Apply button. Also i have one hidden input for email address. When any one click on Apply button there one form will open for mail his resume. In that form i have Name, Mail address of applier, Cover letter(textarea), and select box and Attachment textbox and Send button. At backend this programe mail me his information through mail with his keyed info with attachment of his CV. In CC he takes hiden value of email which i maintion in hidden text.
i have some problem in ASP. actually i am developing a web site using ASP,Sql server. i want to give the opportunity to the users to download a file from the webpage. i created power point slide show. i want to give the link to download that slide show.
I'm using ASP to generate an e-mail with attached files and send them out to clients. Typically, when we send out e-mail through our mail server, there is a disclaimer that is auto appended to the end of our e-mails. I don't know how this is set up (not a network guy and a relatively new employee). For some reason, this disclaimer is attached as a text file to any e-mails that I send programmatically. Any idea what's causing this or how to solve this problem?
I have a web page coded in ASP VBScript which sends a html email using the Jmail.SMTPMail object.
I am trying to attach a .csv file to the mail but when i get the mail through it won't display. It just shows this in the mail body...
This is a multipart message in MIME format. ----NEXT_BM_46A46859F09247848CB1A7C3EBE06AC2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: Quoted-Printable
I am sending email using CDO. I want to send attachment through email.For that I have to send my file to webserver first then have to write path of file in CDO code.what is the best method developer's using for the same?Would you please send some component so that from local m/c I can upload desire file to webserver and consequently can attach that file into email.
Does anyone know how to create an attachment using a stream in classic ASP.I can see that it can be done in ASP.Net as per the article below: Initializes a new instance of the Attachment class with the specified stream and name. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6sdktyws.aspx.
When a user posts a HTML Form in an ASP page, the values entered by the user in the Form are mailed to the website owner. Users can also attach a file before posting the Form.
To send the e-mail, I am using CDO.MESSAGE. When I tested the app in my local intranet IIS5.1 server, the e-mail part worked fine & even the attachment was sent along with the mail but after deploying the site at godaddy.com, when I try to send a file from my local hard disk as an attachment, I get the following error:
It's pretty obvious what's causing the error - the ASP file resides onthe server whereas the file to be attached exists in the users local hard drive but the question is how do I resolve this error?
I am sending email using CDO. I want to send attachment through email.For that I have to send my file to webserver first then have to write path of file in CDO code.what is the best method developer's using for the same?Would you please send some component so that from local m/c I can upload desire file to webserver and consequently can attach that file into email.
Does anyone know of a product that would allow me to create a PDF from an ASP page on the fly, but instead of displaying the PDF to the user, simply write the PDF to a file?
(My goal is to subsequently pick up the PDF and attach it to an e-mail to the user.)
I�ve been unable to find a product that can achieve this.
I want the users to be able to send an email with an attachment from my web page. The problem is that the file ".DOC" resides on the client machine and not the server. It would be ideal if the user could browse for the file.
Can someone tell me if this is possible and how? Do I have to first upload the document before adding it to the email as an attachment.
i have pbm, all the values from first form is passed to the asp form including the path of the file attachment, through local host it is well running if i upload files in remote server and process then error is generated could anybody help this out Code: ... stratt = Request.QueryString("f_path")
With objCDOMail Set .Configuration = objConfig .From = strFromEmailAddress .To = strToEmailAddress '.Cc = strCcEmailAddress '.Bcc = strBccEmailAddress .Subject = "Enquiry sent from enquiry form on website" '.HTMLBody = strHTML .TextBody = strBody .AddAttachment stratt (path) .Send End With
I want to create a form with Fields of Name/ Email ID/ Comments/ and Attachment.I want to receive mail with single attachment through that form.Is anybody have an idea how to create such ASP code form.
Where do you think I can get just this feature alone in ASP?I just need this feature and not this whole forum. Any other similar product I can use or try?
If the user doesn't attach a file I get an error that path is not found. how can I check if a file is attached or not so that the code can just skip the upload function?
when i was sent out the mail using CDONTS with the attachment file, for example : jpg, txt, pdf and doc. I can not display the file in my email. But the file attached, so it is the CDONTS only can send jpeg?
I need to send the purchase order form (pdf or doc) but can not see the file details, and the output are totally different with the original one, which is different jargon. Any one know that?
Im using CDO to send a message. This message includes an attachment file which the user locates on their system system using a browse button. The location of this file is then stored in a variable which is later called upon when it comes to sending the email.
The problem is that instead of trying of attaching the file from the clients computer, it checks for the file on the server........ I was wondering if there was an equiv to the server.mappath which i could use in this instance? Code:
i was trying to send multiple attachments using the CDO in ASP. but it seems like when the file attachments total is greater than 90KB, i get an unspecified error. Can anyone advise me on this?
i found out that by default, ASP apps can only access files that are on the computerthat the server runs on. how can i change this so the IIS will take the files off the client's computer?