Email Validation Of Email Address Within An Access Database
Im running a simple mail system program which emails newsletters to a database list of 3000+ users.
The program loops through a database containing the emails and sends them out using ASPEmail.
My question is, is there some way i can validate each email address so that if there are invalid characters e.g. the space in "blah @blah.com"
it will skip the record and continue the loop.
At the moment i have a working program however, whenever the program comes across an invalid email address it stops at that record and prevents the program from emailing any further.
I trying to send an email using CDO Mail compontent with ASP.I would like to pull the email address from a database. I have created recordset, and I can get the first address to work, but I can not figure out a way to make it loop so it pulls all the email address from the database and sents the email to all of them.
has anyone got a function or subroutine which will remove blank out or remove email addresses.
i've wrote a function which will remove valid email addresses, it's pseudo addresses such as "blah @ blah.com" or "blah_at_blah_dot_com" or "blah_at_blah_._com"
the function is basically to stop users posting an email address in a message.
I have the following code which displays email address from a database However, I need to have the email address highlighted so that on clicking the email box would open up with the email name filled in. Code:
1. I want users to type in their email address on a textfield, and after users press the "Submit" button. The info will automatically go to another person's email to receive a compliment, suggestion, etcetera.
2. Another is how to include the message written on a textarea of a form with the ASP code supplied below: Code:
Just starting to play with scripts, and need a little guidance. I want to check to make sure that the email addresses users enter in a form are identical before it will allow them to submit. here's what i have:
the variable for the second email address is EmailFrom2
'validation Dim validationOK validationOK=true If (Trim(EmailFrom)="") Then validationOK=false If (validationOK=false) Then Response.Redirect("emailerror.htm?" & EmailFrom) If (Trim(Name)="") Then validationOK=false If (validationOK=false) Then Response.Redirect("nameerror.htm?") If (Trim(CityState)="") Then validationOK=false If (validationOK=false) Then Response.Redirect("citystateerror.htm?") If (Trim(SchoolName)="") Then validationOK=false If (validationOK=false) Then Response.Redirect("schoolnameerror.htm?")
I have been trying to use a function that checks that an email is syntactically correct (ie. it contains @ and .), however I have given up with the method I was trying - at the end of my tether I was. I would like something in the form of one of my other validation msgs below. Any ideas? Code:
Is there a way to validate a text box to make sure that the text field, which will house an email address, is in the proper format of name@domain.com/net etc?
I have a webform that I would like for customers to fill out. Their information is written to a sql db and in the background, an email is sent back to the customer and also proving a url for them to fill out a questionare. Ok, that part is done without any problems.
The url that I am providing to the customer to return back to the site, is also passing their email address in the url for validation. which is http://www.url?email=email
Here is the query that I am trying to run in displaying their company information: SQL = "SELECT * FROM CONTACT where email = " & request.QueryString("email")"
If i do a basic select * from contact, that works, so it has to be w/ the ending part of passing the email address.
I have a website where users can enter their email address and submit a form. This form inserts that email address into an access database and reloads the page showing the added email address. The site is entirely in asp.
The problem is that I am afraid that spam bots will find the "mailto:" links and the "@" sign in the asp code and use that to add the email addresses to a spam list. I am aware of javascript methods to work around this, but I cant do it because it would require a client-side function call, which cant be done in asp. Also, I am aware of the code in which each letter is replaced with some symbols, but I have heard that spambots can find this too.
Does anyone know of a solution to this problem? I have searched the web and havent found much help. Any info. would be appreciated. If this can be done in another programming language, i will be willing to switch from asp.
Basically one of our clients has asked us to save all emails sent to a particular email address. eg.'bruce@almighty.com' to a database. I don't even have the slightest idea as to how this could be done via ASP on a web server.
I have about 10 text boxes and "Email_Address" is one of the first boxes. I would like it so when they exit the Email_Address box it checks to see if it is in the right format before they continue.
I have scripts that check at submit, but the form already goes through another complicated Perl script then and I did not write the script so I would rather not mess with that.
I'm sending mail using below code. It works fine. How can I send email to more than one address. I wanna add one more address in .to feld or in .cc
Set cdoMessage = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message") With cdoMessage Set .Configuration = cdoConfig .From = "abc@abc.com" .To = "xyz@xyz.com" .Subject = "abc" .HtmLBody = body .Send End With
i am currently writing a web page where a user has to register by admitting several details via a simple form. In this form, i have 2 text boxes one for entering their email address, and another for confirming the email address. I know how to validate that the 2 email addresses entered are identical, but i would like to be able to validate that the email address entered is in fact in a valid email address format.
i.e. right now, a user could enter "hello" in box 1 and "hello" in box 2 and this would be valid. There are obviously many different valid email formats, so how can i check that the data entered is in a patricular valid format?
I've got a couple of strings I use to validate emails.
I have no idea what either of them do or what they mean! I found them, they work, so I use them!
Could somebody let me know what these mean? My guess is that the longer string is better, simply because it tests more thoroughly, but I could be mistaken.
hey. i have been trying to validate an email field within asp page. the problem we have is that the field accepts more than one @ and all the validation codes for email does not restrict the use of one @. we are using indexOf(), lastIndexOf() and .Length methods to work with the problem. we tried to substract the lastIndexOf from the length and compare it to the indexOf to verify that the first time an @ symbol appears is the same as the last one.
l = consumer.email.value.length; s = consumer.email.value.indexOf(at); a = consumer.email.value.lastIndexOf(at); if (s !== l-a) { err += "*Please enter a valid email<br>"; }
I'm trying to validate a form which sends an e-mail. This is the code which sends the e-mail but i want to know what code i need to validate particular fields of the form and link it back to the previous page (index.asp) if unsuccessful. Code:
I was wondering if anyone could shed some light on how to blacklist certain email addresses or domains form posting in my form. I have client side validation to ensure fields are entered correctly and contain the correct values.
I need to adapt my script (below) to block email from "@mail". I am getting losts of spam from this email address filling in my form. Code:
My website uses ASP SmartMail to send Contact Us and Order Forms. In both the forms It only sends the forms to kirti@one-world-trading.com although I want it also to go to my msn address. Here is what the form looks like....
Has anyone been able to use a variable for the To: line with CDOSYS? When I put in a specific address like: myMail.To = "webster@thisplace.org" it works fine. When I put in a variable like: myMail.To = areaDirector it doesn't work. I did a reponse.write on the areaDirector and it comes out like it's supposed to: Join Bytes!
Any ideas? Does it have something to do with the quote marks?
