I want to know the difference and effect of placing ASP Code in the begining of .asp File and placing code inside <Head</ HeadTag and Placing code inside <body></bodytag. Just as follows:
I need a site search script but one that's a bit out of the ordinary. All the pages on my site have the header and footer in include files so a typical page of content looks like this
any script I've tried out sees the relevant content but is obviously looking at content.asp and therefore doesn't pick up the page title from header. As the title is in the header include its the same on each page so it wouldn't be much use anyway (tho I'd prefer to have it different).
I suppose an alternative would be to link to the relevant page but provide an extract rather than page title, can anyone help?
I am trying to create a form with just an email address and a text area so I as the administrator can send a customer an email with an attachment. I have the form set up with the email address but I can not get the CDONTS to send the textarea.
I make the textarea the object body but it still does not work. Any help would be appreciated. I was able to do it with ASPEmail but not with CDONTS. I want to be able to open the form and put the customers email address in the form and then a message in the textarea to send them an email also with an attachemnt.
i've got a problem with asp tags in the <body>.Looks like this: <body <%if len(request.form("field1")) > 0 AND len(variable1) > 0 then %>onload="javascript:testSite1();"<% elseif len(request.form("field2")) > 0 AND len(variable2) > 0 then %>onload=":javascript:testSite2();"<% end if%>>
Now is on the top of my site written: 0 AND len(variable1) > 0 then %>onload="javascript:testSite1();" 0 AND len(variable2) > 0 then %>onload="javascript:test and the caption is not on the top of the site!
i've been using body onload()for ages but since i changed my internet explorer (to 6.02) and OS (XP), i started to get this IE script error and i don't know how to get rid of it.
I read somewhere that if I put the onload event in an inline script tag at the bottom of the my form body, it all works fine, but this doesn't work either.what i should do?
I'm just learning ASP. I have a mailto and I have a lot of text that I want to display in the body. Is there a way to store that text in a variable & then add it to the mailto tag?
I've created a page for our Call Center that allows them to view a list of resources that can be found on our online catalog. It's a recordset that has a checkbox associated with each title. In addition, there's several fields that they're asked to populate: "From," "To," etc so they can click the links they want to send, attach a customized message and then send it off as an email.
The problem is capturing all of the titles they've checked and publishing that list in an email. Here's the code I'm using to retrieve the results:
For i = 1 to Request.Form("check").count set RSLink = conn.execute("select * from Master where ISBN = '" & Request.Form("check").item(i) & "'") response.write x Next
No problem! But how do I get that list of items that have been "checked" into the body of my email?
We have an unusual situation at the USC School of Medicine; we have to covert every Web page to a template. The template is too wide to print and a lot of our students print lectures, notes, etc. We thought we could keep to the template and draw in the content from other files by using includes. BUT these files are HTML files and therefore, have Body commands in them. If this could work, we could put a printable link back to the other page and it would print. Seems like a great solution except for the extra body commands. We are using ASP for our scripting.
1. How much of a boondoggle will it be if the files have two body commands in them. How many browsers would it break?
2. Is there a scripting way around this without creating some objects?
3. Is there something out there -- shareware or commercial -- that would fix this problem.
4. Could something be done about this using pearl, for example?
We'd really like to do it this way because we can have the users create the content, use the same file names all the time, thus overwriting the old file, and the user would never get a chance to screw up the template.
I need some asp which I can use to put between some words within the body of a page which takes these words and places them inbetween the title tags.The idea is when an editor changes these tagged words (with Contribute2), it will also change in the title tags of a page.
i ve upgraded my asp application to windows 2003 +IIS 6.0 + virtual SMTP server enabled environment from win 2000.
so i need to update the mail procedure too.(becox i used CDONTs previously which is not supported in win 2003 by default).i have coded my mail sending script using CDO. The problem i am now facing is the mail message which is generated by my application is get truncated at the receiving end..
Also i want to mention the way i coded my mailing module. i have a vbscript function to send email that uses CDO now and mailsending script is being called by a javascript block where i am concatenating the mail body.
Also i dont receive mails at some personal domains. at the same time mail reaches free domains like yahoo,hotmail gmail.
I have a rather large form in HTML that needs to be sent as an email. The body of the email is approx. 400 lines (that's in HTML). Is it possible to somehow transfer the entire form to the asp mail script so that it automatically sets the body of the email to contain this form (with input)? Or do I have to write the body by hand in my asp script - like this:
line 001 Body = "<table><tr><td>some text & var1 & </td></tr> " ... ..
cdosys body text is not being sent by email. Please see if you can spot the problem. Everything below emailHeader & emailFooter is not being sent by email.
see code below:
<!--- BEGIN CDOSYS CODE --->
<% dim strBody Set MailObj=CreateObject("CDO.Message") MailObj.Subject="Your Online order from store-website" MailObj.From= "store@store.com" MailObj.To= Request.Form.Item("cEmail") MailObj.Bcc="store@store.com" MailObj.TextBody = strBody
I'm trying to send out emails but the body of it keeps sending as an attachment so with some email services, such as yahoo, puts the email into the bulk mail. I was wondering if there was a way to stop it from sending the body as an attachment.
I have a "tell a friend" form and the backend sends the information just fine, however in the bodytext I want the "comments" box text to be added to the e-mail. User fills in his name, his email, friends email, comments box (name=message) and the email is sent except the text from the comments box. My code for the body tag is:
objNewMail.Body = sendersName & " (mailto:" & sendersEmail & ") thought you would be interested in this article " & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & "Link:" & vbcrlf & request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
How can I insert the comments box text in there?
My thought was: objNewMail.Body = sendersName & " (mailto:" & sendersEmail & ") thought you would be interested in this article " & vbcrlf & vbcrlf & message & "Link:" & vbcrlf & request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER") but it does not work.
I have a e-mail function in serverside VB, how would i put html code in the body variable so when email is recieved it looks like html page in the body. right now it just shows up as text in the body of message,
I have a script sending mail with asp using CDONTS. The script works fine, the only problem I have is specifying a new line in the message body.
I am used to php's imap commands where you can just set the body to be "Hi This is on a new line!" but putting in the text of the CDONTS mail just displays the as part of the text.
I am testing a mass emailer that I will be sending out this week. I use ASP to read email addresses from a db table which is contains a list of email addresses of those who will receive the email blast. I have included myself to see the results of the test. I noticed when I received the email, the body or content of the email was repeated as many times as there are people in the email list the code was reading from. Can someone tell me what I did wrong in the code below?
I am currently having an issue with CDO and my asp code. The email body is including an "!" and space when the body is greater the 600 characters. Does CDO have a limit on the length of the email body. The issue is occuring both in .textbody and .htmlbody formats. Has anyone seen this before? Where do I need to look in order to determine the cause?
I finally figured out how to get my form to its database and have an email come my way. However I am now trying to set up the body of the email to include the form details. However the body of the email that is sent only includes the last line of the "body" tag and has no details next to it. Code:
I am having some problems with my code. It works perfectly, the only problem is that when sending the e-mail, it only sends the Message and not all fields. I need for this to send all fields in the form in the e-mail. Sorry for this very easy question but I am pulling my hair out here. It only sends one field, the "Message" field in the e-mail when it sends it. Code:
but this seems to disable the onLoad command, presumably because there is already a full header and body in the "index.asp" file
the reason why i didn't use the "include file" command here was because the latter won't allow the title string to be fed through
the question is : is there an alternative way to execute either the "Server.Execute" or the "body onLoad" command that will allow the function showHide() to work ?
the same function is also called from a "select" form element Code:
<select onChange="showHide()">
and that works fine, so the problem definitely lies with the onLoad command, not the showHide() function.
I have an ASP page that sits and listens for responses sent to it by a third party. The third party simply sends a plain text delimited response in the body of the http message.
Eg: Account=2,User=92663,Pass=OK,Action=5
What I can't figure out on my listening page, is how to capture the body of the message being posted to it, so that i can then manipulate the delimited string, and split it up into the variables for later use.
How do i get access to the body of the http page? I thought perhaps using WinHTTP, but it looks like it only works when your page goes looking for a web page, and not when a page is being submitted to it, like in this case.
