I'm not sure if CDONTS is loaded or what is wrong. On a new 2003 Web server w/FP extentions but mail is not being sent. In and ASP page I have:
set objSendMail = CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Which worked fine when I was using an NT 4 and IIS 4 or 5
I had to write a page in ASP which sends an email. I googled and was able to write the following code:
<html>
<body>
<%
Set Mail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Mail.To = "XXXXXXXXXXXX@XXXXXX.COM"
Mail.From = "YYYYYYYYY@YYYYY.COM"
Mail.Subject = "Test MAIL Subject"
Mail.Body = " Body Body Body Body Body Bodyody Body Body"
If Mail.Send Then
Response.Write("Mail has been sent successfully")
Else
Response.Write("Mail Sending Failed")
End If
Set Mail = nothing
%>
</body>
</html>
When I run this script on a shared hosting server, It's saying "Mail
Sending Failed". I had never written ASP code before and couldn't find
what the reason is.. I also checked whether CDONTS.NewMail component
is available.
I just found out that CDONTS was indeed installed on our web server so I've been playing around with some easy sample codes. However, when I run the code, nothing happens. I get no errors, it seems like everything went OK, but no email! Are there firewall issues with CDONTS? If so, how can I work around them?
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server. Now I also have to save the sent mail into the user's mailbox for future reference: how to?
I'm using:....
i am trying harder to mix this 2 solutions... but without success... the below on seen to be grabing a template and replace the data with the values posted in a form Code:
View Replies View RelatedI'm using CDO to send mail to the site owner from ASP pages with forms.
Recently one of my forms is occasionally sending email with what seems
to be an insertion which is replacing the plain text part of the email
with something else. Looking at the server sent email source, the
hacked emails have the following:
IS the code for sending email using cdonts different if you are running a windows 2000 server with exchange 2000 as opposed to running a different windows server (NT) with exchange 5.5?
if I upgrade the server to exchange 2000 from 5.5 do i have to reinstall the cdo.dll on the server??? do i need to somehow reinitialize the cdo so it's active?
Catching an error from CDONTS New Mail
I need to find away to catch an error if CDONTS” New Mail dose not deliver the email. I have searched for manuals on this but have only found short references on how to send email, nun of them say anything a bought returning an error
I had a webmail CDONTS script working.quite well too I think
I had an error saying mail.to had a type mismatch. I went through the database (it's a web form mailing list for a client) and found what I thought to be bad email addresses. Tried it again and it works fine.
My question, is there anyway to validate the email address? I am assuming that CDONTS wants the text string to be in a certain format. How can I test the data for a valid format, and then throw out that email address if it is not in the expected format?
I did a working code with CDONTS on NT4 Now I am testing is on w2k and it looks like objCDONTS.Send is completely ignored.
I think is it ignored because it throws no errors, neither does the rest of
the code setting:
objCDONTS=Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail") and then manipulating its
properties.
Do I need to somehow set IIS5 to make objCDONTS. Send work?
I have a page that sends user comments with CDONTS, works fine.Until I put a URL (http://192.168.0.1).If I use http://domain.com it works fine.Why with the numeric URL, CDONTS does not send the mail?
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Set objcdmail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objcdmail.From = "me@mydomain.com"
objcdmail.To = "me@mydomain.com"
objcdmail.Subject = "test"
objcdmail.Body = "testing"
objcdmail.send
Set objcdmail = Nothing
I have copied this from another page that I have. The original page takes
the details from a form on another page, so the results above are all
request.form("whatever") etc, and the original works!!
but if I try to put fixed values in as above it fails to work and I can't
see why?
I've even tried a response.write to check the values..and they look right,
but no mail is sent
I'm running win XP pro but have taken the CDONTS.DLL from my win 2000 pc and
done the regsv32 etc etc
maybe I should try to use CDOSYS but
a) I haven't a clue how and so
b) I copied a script directly from a help page which didn;'t work either!
c) the eventual host server is running NT4
Sending mails using CDONTS works great but I have (for now) just 1 minor problem.
I would like to place the username (of the person located in my database) inside my input-box (type="text") and send that as a page to the person using cdonts.
here's a part of my code (simplified):
HTML = HTML & "<html>"
HTML = HTML & "<head>"
HTML = HTML & "</head>"
HTML = HTML & "<body>"
HTML = HTML & Email: <input type=""text"" name=""email"" value=""<% = strEmail %>"">
HTML = HTML & "</form>"
HTML = HTML & "</body>"
MyCDO.Body = HTML
So the problem arises at line 5 here. He does not understand the asp-tags inside the text. Anyone who knows how to solve this?
Am looking for help in converting a CDONTS mail form script, which is not supported by my new host, into jscript. I have no fromal training in programming etc... Have self taught myself enough to probably get myself in trouble The following script i had written about 6 years ago for automated webimport intomy CRM "Goldmine" for populating database fields. Anyway, here is my old, and now worthless script...
View Replies View RelatedMy problem is, when I send e-mail to our members, not all of them are getting them and there is no rhyme or reason. I was thinking of re-writting the program to go through MS Outlook so our Exchange Server will take care of sending it. Then again, probably there is someone who can help me figure out why some e-mail are not getting delivered even though they have valid e-mail addresses. There must just be about 25-35 out of probably close to 2000 members in our mailing list. I am using SMTP do you think it is getting overloaded with delivery? Sometimes they would come back with a delivery delayed notification.
I posted my code because there might be something in my program that does not work for mass e-mail sending and somebody might want to give me a suggestion on handling this matter.
What if I send the e-mail one by one instead of doing a bcc?
The code itself is working, this is more of a cosmetic thing for me...
lets say objRS("memail") = Join Bytes!
strEmail = objRS("memail") & ";bill.clinton@aol.com"
Mail.CC= strEmail
When the person (Mail.To) get's the message, the header only shows the objRS
value, followed by a semicolon, the bill.clinton address doesn't show up,
although he does get the email.
So, if the 'to' was for Sally Brown, when she get's the email, she only
see's one name on the CC line, in this case tom.petersen, she doesn't know
it went to bill.clinton as well, unless of course she does a reply to all,
then his name will show in the CC part.
Again, the code works, but I am trying ot get it to display right and was
wondering if it's the code, as it usually is in my case!
After I run my cdon't.asp file, I saw a successful message saying "mail sent". Then, I went to open my inbox but find no mail. So, I went back to c:inetpubmailroot, I saw a folder called queue and saw that mail there. How do I solve this problem?
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Actual recieved message: "Thursday, June 10, 1 ? 3 pm"
I am working with CDONTS mail object. The code doesn't give any syntax error; but, actually it doesn't work because I don't know how to give my local sever's machine name in the Mail Object's .From property. :P What is the machine name? Could any one give me the right format? Where do I know the machine name from? I tired by right clicking "My Computer" and seeing it's properties. But, I think that's not the machine name.
View Replies View RelatedLet me first outline the environment. The ASP app is running on a Windows 2000 Server within a large controlled network. I know Exchange Server is not required on this server for messages to be forwarded but I have to believe that the Exchage Server on the domain is the only way messages are passed once they leave the Web server.
If the domain's Exchange Server goes down what will happen to messages generated by the ASP app using CDONTS? Will the Web server's SMTP server continue to attempt delivery or do they just get dumped into the bad mail folder?
Can somebody tell me, How can we send e-Mails with ASP without using CDONTS?
Because some one told me that, it's possible to send e-Mails without using CDONTS. But i don't know how.
I've tried to send a mail using CDONTS.DLL but the mail goes in to
C:InetpubmailrootQueue"
Here is my code
Dim Mailer
Set Mailer = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Mailer.To = "testemail@hotmail.com"
Mailer.From = "expediteur@email.com"
Mailer.Subject = "Titre du message"
Mailer.Body = "Le texte qui sera envoyé"
Mailer.Importance = 0
Mailer.BodyFormat = 0
Mailer.MailFormat = 0
if not Mailer.Send then
response.write ("mail envoye")
else
response.write ("Mail non envoyé. Erreur : ") & Err.Description
end if
Set Mailer = Nothing
I work with win xp pro, do can I use CDONTS or CDO?
I work on local (the webserver is located:C:Inetpubwwwroot)
Set mail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.Newmail")
mail.From = janki@yahoo.co.in
mail.To = sender@yahoo.com
mail.Subject = "Subject"
mail.Body = "newsletter"
mail.AttachFile = "C: est.zip"
mail.BodyFormat = 0 'CdoBodyFormatHTML
mail.Send
Set mail = Nothing
this code is not working please help.....
I have the code for the sending mail but i do not know to loop it. I have been given specification saying that i should send mail after registration and deregistration.
so i have a asp page given the action function of the register form so the page updates the registration done. so i given after registration the send mail code and want to have the loop or condition for the mail to be sent to the person who updates registeration
and code is as follows....
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0">
</HEAD>
<BODY> .....
I'm 99.9999999999999999999% sure there haven't been any code changes, since the date stamps of the code are older than any email 'failures'
The email piece quit working using the mail.send. If there haven't been any changes made to previously working code, where do I look for the problem now? I restarted the SMTPservice in IIS. Our real email is hosted remotely, I checked with the admin and she said no changes were made, i.e., not blocking port 25 traffic from the gateway.
I guess this isn't ASP specific, but any ideas how to troubleshoot this?
I am sending mail from ASP program. My server is win 2k, IIS 5. SMTP
server is configured.
I am generating a report(purchase order) and the same sending as an email to
the supplier. upto last week it was sending well. Now its returning bounce
mail.
in the c:inetpubmailrootadmail contains the file(.bdr). The contents of
the file are ....
I would like to know how can i nodify some users which are into my databese with an e-mail? How can i sent to them an "automate" e-mail using VB script.
View Replies View RelatedI tried the code given in this site,
<%
Set Mail=Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Mail.To="rashwathama@yahoo.com"
Mail.From="rashwathama@yahoo.com"
Mail.Subject="Just testing my script"
Mail.Body="Hey! I am sending this email through an ASP Page and guess what? I
haven’t learnt much yet, but know that ASP is very powerful."
Mail.Send
Set Mail=nothing
response.write "DONE"
%>
But it did not work
I use Windows 2000 Server and Internet Information Service (IIS).....
Where can i found the source code that allow me to key in myself email address and message and then key in friend's email address, after that my email address will be send out to my fren with my site URL and message that i typed?hope its asp file extension.
View Replies View Related<i><b>Originally posted by : Serno (serno@worldonline.dk)</b></i><br />I´m using IIS 5 on Windows XP. When trying to send a mail using 'CDONTS.NewMail', I get this error message : <br />ActiveX component can't create<br />object: 'CDONTS.NewMail'<br /><br />Please help!!<br />
View Replies View RelatedI'm using the following script for send emails.Recently, we migrated our server. Everything is working fine. Except the mailing.
<CODE>
set Mailer = Server.CreateObject("SMTPsvg.Mailer")
Mailer.RemoteHost=Application("Remote_Host")
Mailer.FromAddress = strFrom
Mailer.AddRecipient "", strTo
Mailer.Subject = strSubject
Mailer.BodyText = strBody & vbCrLf & Application("EMAILNOTE")
Mailer.SendMail
</CODE>
I got the following error
ASP_0177_:_800401f3|Server.CreateObject_Failed
IIS versions are same.