How to pass session to Email Manager

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My problem is, I have to send mail with session variable.
I have a textbox with session variable.

HTML

<input type="search" name="txtValue" id="txtValue" value="@Session["searched"]" placeholder="Need Service ? >

I need to pass session variable to Email manager

Code

C#

public class Alert
{
    private const string EmailFrom = "XXX@gmail.com";
    public static void SendConfirmationEmailAlert(string alert_text_box)
    {
        using (var client = new SmtpClient())
        {
            using (var message = new MailMessage(EmailFrom, alert_text_box))
            {
                message.Subject = "Please Verify Your Account";
                message.Body = "<html><head><meta content=\"text/html; charset=utf-8\" /></head><body><p>Dear " + alert_text_box +
                    ", </p><p>Thankyou for Alert </p>"
 
                    + "</a></p><div>Best regards,</div><div>Jajin</div><p>Do not forward "
                    + "this email. The verify link is private.</p></body></html>";
                message.IsBodyHtml = true;
                client.EnableSsl = true;
                client.Send(message);
            };
        };
    }
}

How can i pass @Session["searched"] to the body(message.Body) of mail. I mean i want to send mail with session variable. How can i solve this?

Posted 30-Aug-15 18:09pm

Jajin Nelson

Updated 30-Aug-15 18:30pm

ChauhanAjay

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jgakenhe · Accepted Answer · 2015-08-30T18:26:00

Solution 1

C#

//If the values are in the cookie, then you can just write the cookie value to a string and plug it in. The session itself cannot be sent as it will be encrypted, but you can send the value(s) that it contains as shown below.
string cookieValue = Session["searched"]).ToString();
message.Body = "Dear " + cookieValue + ". Thankyou for Alert<br /><br />Best regards, Jalin<br /><br />Do not forward this email. the verify link is private.";

Posted 30-Aug-15 18:26pm

jgakenhe

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Jajin Nelson 31-Aug-15 0:34am

session not exists in current context error !!

jgakenhe 31-Aug-15 6:05am

Try adding runat="server" to the HTML tag to make sure it is run in the code behind.