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One thing you can do is put a value in each web.config for each server like a machine key or some other unique key then set a cookie with this key information to tie each user to that server.
At the very least this will keep the user locked to one server for that visit.
This will largely depend on how your server(s) are configured though.
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Hey all,
I have searched all over the internet for this, but haven't found exactly what I am looking for. I am not an expert VB.Net programmer, so bear with me here. I have about 12 text and drop down boxes that will reside on a 'Customer Account Creation Request' form page. An HR rep will fill out the form with the appropriate fields and then click submit. It will then just email IT the contents of the form. My code works and all is well. My only problem is to actually format the email so it isn't just one long line of information. I am half way there, but I can't figure out how to insert the appropriate breaks and formatting. This is probably so simple, but I've never done it before in this manner so I need help! A sample of my code is below:
<code>
Dim Email As New System.Net.Mail.MailMessage( _
"email@email.com", "email@email.com")
Email.IsBodyHtml = True
Email.Subject = "New Account Creation Request"
Email.Body = "A new account was requested by " & txtRequesterFirst.Text & " " & txtRequesterLast.Text & " on " & DateTime.Now.ToString() & ". Employee Name - " & txtFirst.Text & " " & txtMiddle.Text & " " & txtLast.Text
</code>
The email.body line is just on one line, so thats why it might display weird in this post. Could someone point me in the right direction? I basically want each text box to be on its own line in the generated email. For example, the Employee Name part should be on the next line of the email and not alongside the first part of the message.
Thanks!!
-- modified at 12:56 Friday 11th May, 2007
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You have:
Email.IsBodyHtml = True
So simply insert html <br> tags where you want them, eg:
Email.Body = "A new account was requested by " & txtRequesterFirst.Text & " " & txtRequesterLast.Text & " on " & DateTime.Now.ToString() & ".<br> Employee Name - " & txtFirst.Text & " " & txtMiddle.Text & " " & txtLast.Text
You can add any html you want:- bold, font color etc.
If you want plain text instead set
Email.IsBodyHtml = False
amd insert newlines instead, viz:
Email.Body = "A new account was requested by " & txtRequesterFirst.Text & " " & txtRequesterLast.Text & " on " & DateTime.Now.ToString() & "." & vbCrLf & "Employee Name - " & txtFirst.Text & " " & txtMiddle.Text & " " & txtLast.Text
cheers
Fred
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Wow that makes me feel inadequate in my coding experience! Haha. Thanks for the quick fix. I could have sworn that I tried inserting HTML tags in my code, but I guess I didn't try it enough.
Thanks Fred!
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The only other piece that I would like to add would be the ability for the user to enter their email address in a text box and have the app use that email address to send the email. My code is:
<br />
Email.From.Equals(txtEmail.Text)<br />
This seems to be correct syntax, but .net is just using whatever is set as the credentials in the web.config file. If I remove all credentials and try the anonymous route, would this line of code work? I wanted to get feedback before going on a wild goose chase.
Thanks again!
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Not sure, what the vb code is, but here it is in C#.
private void SendEmail()<br />
{<br />
try<br />
{<br />
MailMessage newMail = new MailMessage();<br />
newMail.From=Email.Text;<br />
newMail.To="email@email.com";<br />
newMail.Cc="email@email.com;email2@email.com";<br />
newMail.Subject="User Feedback";<br />
newMail.Body=SubmitBy.Text+" filled out a Web User Feedback Support form.\r\n\r\n"+SubmitBy.Text + " wrote:\r\n"+Comments.Text;<br />
SmtpMail.SmtpServer="000.000.000.000";<br />
SmtpMail.Send(newMail);<br />
}<br />
catch(Exception err)<br />
{<br />
string s = err.Message;<br />
}<br />
<br />
}
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If I set security as "integrated windows authentication" on my virtual directory, how do I get user name and domain information from my application code? Is it possible?
Thanks.
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Hi all,
I wan`t to send mail with email attachments. My problem is that i wan`t to attach the attachments without saving them on the server.The user selects the file to be attached and the system should add the file as an attachment to the mail. I tried this thing but i gives an error "Invalid attachment" error since the path selected contains blank spaces eg: c:\documents and settings\abc.txt.
pls help ... any help would be appreciated....
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John Mecas wrote: blank spaces
Is there any other kind? 
I would be surprised if it was spaces causing this error, but you do need to upload the file to the server before it can be attached, of course... if you are concerned about the name, you can always save it with a modified name before attaching it (eg replacing all spaces with underscores)
cheers
F
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Can`t the file be attached directly from the file field ie .
I tried attaching the file without saving it on the server but i face the foll problem..
When i select a file path which contains no spaces such as C:\Abc\file.txt
from the file field,the attachment gets attached perfectly.Now here`s the problem....
When i select a file path which contain spaces such as
c:\My Documents\My pictures\Abc.jpg it gives an invalid attachment error.How i go about this .. pls help I don`t want to save the attachment on the server.
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How can i get data from my Default.aspx to my Control?
I've tried several things, like creating a property in the classes, but it still wont work
I can't figure it out 
I'm using asp.net with c# in 2.0
please help! Thanks in advance
Stef
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steffw wrote: How can i get data from my Default.aspx to my Control?
Which control ? is it any user or custom control ?
steffw wrote: I've tried several things, like creating a property in the classes, but it still wont work
Why ?
Can you post what you have done and What type of control are you using ?
Thanks and Regards
Sandeep
If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything,
If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "
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It is an UserControl, and i've tried to cast the page class in the user control and tried to at a property... But I noticed that you needed namespaces for that and I don't use those
Stef
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Why don't you pass the value using Session/ QueryString
to pass those values from Default to other page Where you are using USer Control
Thanks and Regards
Sandeep
If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything,
If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "
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1. You can add a public property and initialize it from the page initialize method. If you are using property then you can assingn value through html code in the aspx page or dynamically pass value throgh code behind
2. You can use session, application etc.. variables for passing data.
Gg
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I've tried the first one, didn't work out... I'm now using sessions but is this good for the performance?
Stef
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I have been told by many people that javascript is the way forward for validating the amount of characters in a field, however i have tried several snippets of java code (that work in an html document) and i cant seem to get them to function alongside my aspx page.
this is proving to be quite a pain as it is putting the breaks on my progression, i need to learn javascript and am doing so bit by bit, but more importantly i need practice with asp.net coding.
this is why i am creating an application, but this is a necessary part of it.
below is the link to the code i have tried..
i have tried substituting the names in all field and cant really see why it wouldnt work.
any help, or code, or anything really would be much appreciate.
and if it is easier by viewing my code let me know and i will post it....
http://javascript.internet.com/forms/val-pass.html
many thanks,
John Kinsella
John Michael Kinsella
kinsellajohn@hotmail.com
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Can you post the Javascipt code ?
Thanks and Regards
Sandeep
If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything,
If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "
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Enter your password twice.
(At least 6 characters, 12 characters max, and spaces are not allowed.)
Password:
Verify password:
Free JavaScripts provided
by The JavaScript Source
Will the asp code help aswell???
John Michael Kinsella
kinsellajohn@hotmail.com
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I am facing one problem.
I am applying theme to a page dynamically.
Theme contains styles properties for the LinkButton button having two SkinID="Normal" and SkinID="Highlight"
Now there is a LinkButton control on a webpage and by default its SkinID="Normal"
Now in javascript I want to change the SkinID of the LinkButton to "Highlight"
Is it possible.??
Ashwani
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u can do it by giving some id to both the styles.
first remove the style by
var newNode = document.getElementByID("Normal");
if(newNode)
{
var oRoot = newNode.parentNode;
oRoot.removeChild(newNode);
}
the add the new style.
var elem = document.createElement('style');
elem.id = "Highlight";
elem.type = "text/css";
elem.text = "ur style property";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(elem);
or else u try for
document.getElementByID("Normal").id = "Highlight";
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Hi TO ALL,
I WANT TO KNOW THAT WHEN I SEND EMAIL FROM MY YAHOO ID TO MY FRIEND GMAIL ID WHAT WILL BE THE BACKGROUND PROCESS.
I know this questions is not belongs to ASP.NET Code....
Mkanchha
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in brief - It will first check for the "to" address and make a match of that from DNS if it is found the ur message will be enrouted to that server where it will get stored. Next time the person opens gmail can see that.
It is just like we are storing data in database then retriving that by using some ID. In this case data u are sending to store in gmail's db.
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