I want to build a system that sends formated HTML newsletter. Like the one we recevive from microsoft. How do we include the whole page with the pictures and style in an e-mail
I am using CDOSY
Do those developers use HTMLBody property or something else
In my ASP application, i need to send a formatted text mail (i.e with newline characters).
here in my application i used a function in javascript which construts the mail body Code:
Currently,i've done up something like a newsletter that is being sent to all users in the database. My problem now is how do I hide the rest of the recipients' address and show only the address of the recipients? Say for example, I sent this mail to user A, B and C.
However when A views her mail, she only sees her address. I know this sounds absurd but I'm just following orders. I cant user Bcc in this instance because this is like a mass emailing thingy. Can anyone assist me? I know I can make use of while loops but I'm a beginner in ASP,quite clueless on what to do. Code:
Is there a way to send a newsletter to 14.000 addresses using an web-sending email aplication like Jmail, ASPemail or others? Ill tell you the whole problem, my friends. Im responsable of sending the newsletter, and my life is travelling from one city to another.
I dont have any notebook, so it would be very helpful if I could make (or use another's) aplication in where, using a user & pass, I could enter to a site and run "send" and then quit.
I am setting a newsletter feature on a server that has about 80 near identical websites all different clients. Each client has a password protected control panel for their site. If I set up their sites to collect email addresses for newsletters how do I then going about enabling my clients to send the newsletters to these email recipients. Is it practical to write a script that loops through the emails What if there are 300 emails
View Replies View RelatedI have a form that collects data fro a newsletter. Data is passed via form variables and dislplayed on in the newsletter. I am trying to nit use a database due to space concerns. How do I save the newsletter page after the form has been ccompleted?
View Replies View RelatedI have a client that wants to send HTML based email.
Building and sending isn't a problem, but he wants to include a plain text link at the top of the email that will display if the user doesn't not accept HTML email. Maybe it is the product we are using to send the email, but there is no way to include non-HTML formatted text in the email. Is there a way to send non-HTML and HTML in a single email?
I am trying to send the following HTML mail thru the ASP CDO component.
This is the HTML mail i wanna send from Page 1:
Code:....
I am trying to send the following HTML mail thru the ASP CDO component.
This is the HTML mail i wanna send from Page 1:
Code: .....
I am trying to send an email from an asp page in html format unfortunately when parenthese appear in the HTML code of the page to be emailed the ASP page reads them and trys to interpret them as ASP code
<div align="center">
any suggestions?
I need to send a form via email using ASP to my client. My form is in HTML.
I'm using method="POST" action="mail.asp"
How do I grab the fields and send them using ASP?
here's the first part of my html:
I am currently building an emailing system into our asp management system. From this we will be able to setup mail templates (html stored in mssql database) and select who we want to send them to.The html in the database is only the middle part of the html file being sent. All the emails are based on the same design template using a single html file to which I pass a variable saying which body to get from the database <%=writeBody%>. So far this is all working fine and the emails are sending using cdo.
..createMHTMLBody
"http://localhost/helpCentric/responseSendForm.asp?"&qString
What i am trying to do now is personalise the emails and on the responseSendForm.asp I connect to the database and create variables such as fName, lName etc.I need to be able to write these variables in the html in the database which will then display in the body using the <%=writeBody%>.As you may have guess this is not working and I dont know enough aboutthe .createMHTMLBody to work out what to do.
i have a web site built using vbasic active server scripting running on iis (it works on either iis 50 and 60, but is designed for iis 50). i know how to create a plain text email by creating a text file, with content following certain format, and saving that file into the correct '..mailrootpickup' folder, and it is working fine.
what i would like to know is how to create and send an email in html format from my server script. i will appreciate anyone who can tell me where to find instructions on
how to do this.
Can anyone get me started or point me to a resource for some help?
I have an ASP page that displays various boxes, tables, and information. I want to be able to click an "Email" button and have the asp page save the page as an attachment (html?) and then launch Outlook and automatically attach the page to it and enter the email address of the person I want to send it to.
I can't just send a link because the page is generated on an Intranet and I need to send it to people outside the network. So, I need to save a print screen of the page and then have Outlook grab that and the recipient's email address and put those into Outlook so the sender can review and send out.
I can send email in html format using cdo.message. but when i insert picture in that html tags. but that email has no pictures....
View Replies View RelatedI'm using CDO SYS to send email messages. I can attach a file just fine.
However, I need to attach an HTML page that's generated on the fly by my
ASP code. The attachment source code gets assembled into a VB string. How
do I attach this? I think there was an easy way in CDONTS but that's no
longer an option.
Is it possible to send email both as plain text and html in the same email
using asp?,,,if so...how do you do it and what do you need to set up to do
it.
I have a web form where a client can select which site members to send
an email to.
This form is populated from the contents of the member table, so the
form can have 0-x names listed on it depending on member expiration dates.
When the form is submitted, the code loops through the form contents and
sends an email to those members that meet the selected criteria.
All this worked perfectly when I was sending text emails, but since I
changed, it sends the message correctly, but the last person gets
everyone else as well. For example, if I have three members (mem1, mem2
and mem3) to send emails to, here is what happens
mem1 gets the correctly formatted message
mem2 gets mem1's correctly formatted message plus mem2's message - one
right after the other. Code:
I have a form that is being sent over to an asp page. About 5% of the time, the form fields are blank when the ASP page is reading them. But when the user hit the submit button, they were not blank, because I have client-side validation that will not allow the submit to occur if any of the fields are blank. When this occurs, all the fields in the request.form object are blank?
View Replies View RelatedI have that form that send email to subscribers. Even if the specified option is set to "TEXT" I still see the HTML coding in the message... Tho when I look the source of the message I see "X-Mailer: JMail 4.5 by Dimac
Content-type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1: and all the <br> code are that way : <br=3E
my jmail code:
My application saves variable length user-generated messages in an
ACCESS memo field. ASP writes these messages correctly retaining CR LF to
generate new paragraphs. (have checked this in the actual data base).
However , when I retrieve a message into another web page, the CR LF
characters are lost, and the message displays as one long sequence of
unformatted text. Anyone any idea how I can overcome this?
Using WIN XP/FP2000/IIS and the following code:-
<%
set objconn = server.createobject ("ADODB.connection")
set objrec = server.createobject ("ADODB.recordset")
objconn.open "DSN=daters"
strsql = "SELECT messages.text FROM messages WHERE messid = 305 ;"
objrec.open strsql, objconn, adopenforwardonly, adlockoptimistic,adcmdtext
%>
<%=objrec("text")%>
I am currently migrating my MS Access Program to ASP. My only problem is I cannot migrate my report since the layout is different. Is there a way where I can use WYSIWYG format?
View Replies View RelatedI have been given some text that needs to be displayed on a web page. The text is pre-formatted (includes things like lists etc) and displays okay if I wrap it using the <pre/> tag. However, the font used is rather "naff" and looks too different to the rest of my web page.
I'm not sure how I can (or even whether I can) override the font used with the <pre/> tag. If not, is there another tag I can use to display pre-formatted text?
I am using the following set of commands to send a formatted email:
"AllTopQuestions" actually pulls out formatted text (including all html tags and inverted commas). - - If this text is ascii and not formatted, the mail goes out fine. But, once the text in the database gets formatted, the outgoing mail contains no body at all. Code:
I'm looking to grab data from an XML stream...and parse the information so that I can just take what is between the tags and add the information into a DB. Code:
View Replies View RelatedI am using access Memo field to store text of large size. If I use <%=memofield%> in simple display, it does not look like a formatted field and all text comes in a single line without any break.
Even If the text is same like what I am posting in this thread, out come will not have break in browser's display.
i need to put a date of the following format: 14 June 2003 into a text box. i have seen some samples but i can't get what i want. i tried the following: <%=FormatDateTime(todaysDate,0) %> and it only rendered 00:00:00 .
View Replies View RelatedI want to know if there is a free newsletter template or tutorial in asp.
View Replies View Relatedmy new client need a newsletter script for its website. So far my experimentation havent been quite successful, so any help is welcomed.
View Replies View RelatedI am currently trying to code a newsletter script with asp using jmail. I've seen hundreds of examples on the net that accomplish this but there is only one problem they all use a do while statement that sends one email at a time. When I do this the server times out because my list is so long. So I have been trying to write a scrip that uses the BCC function to send one email to everyone at once. Unfortunatly I can't seem to get it to work. Does anyone have any ideas how I can do this?
View Replies View RelatedCreated a basic ASP/ADO/Access 2000 Newsletter system using JMail.
Basically client has 300+ subscribers and wants to send 1 newsletter email
to them all every 1 - 2 months.
Missed my client's call to say it wasn't working, but having checked with my
ISP (FastHosts), they have some kind of embargo on the amount of emails that
can be sent every 10 seconds.
We currently create an e-newsletter for our members on a weekly basis. I do know some ASP, and have done a lot with what I know. BUT what I would now like to do is find out if there is any good way using ASP or an ASP script that I can extract a URL and email it to people.
Basically we can't afford to continue using b-central to mail our newsletter, so what I am hoping to do is find a script that will allow me to email the contents of our newsletter to people on our subscriber list (as well as to manage that list).
I have found many listserv scripts, but what I can't find is one that actually grabs the content of URL X and turns that in to a HTML email message.
That is what I am looking for. Preferably a free package, if there is such a thing, if not an inexpensive solution (under $200).
I need to create a template for an online newsletter that will auto-generate
page number (with current page not hyperlinked) and previous and next
buttons (no previous on first page and no next on last page).
Does anyone know of any quick asp code that will do this? I don't think
that it'd be too hard to do, but I'm very new at asp. Code: