I am using the CDONTS.newmail object to send file as an attachment so I
used attachfile method. it seems the attach file wont work if the file size
more than 100 KB , does anybody know if there is a size limit or where to
change it I am using the SMTP server included with IIS 5.0.
PS when file is sent, it will show on the EMAIL as an attachment only with 0
bytes.
I have been reading quite a bit on how to do the objMail.AttachFile object, and no one can seem to get to it work properly. I have seen many variations such as:
objMail.AttachFile = (C:MyPathMyFile)
objMail.AttachFile = ("C:MyPathMyFile")
objMail.AttachFile = "C:MyPathMyFile"
objMail.AttachFile(C:MyPathMyFile)
objMail.AttachFile( Server.MapPath(<directory>) & arrFileList(intIndex)
I havent seen anyone report that they got it to work. I am using enctype="multipart/form-data" on my original web form, specifying the input type="file", declaring the attached file variable on my asp page, and doing request.form to gather the appropriate value, but nothing works.
Other forum users have said that it does not like virtual paths, but rather hard-coded paths, for some reason. Does anyone have some good code that works?
am using a join query below to get multiple results from different related tables to form one. e.g
SELECT DISTINCT dbo.e_Wallet.subscriptions, dbo.e_Wallet.username, dbo.e_Wallet.status, dbo.e_Wallet.suspension, dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn.email, dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn.Fiscal_Yr, dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn.end_date, dbo.e_walletpurse.purse
FROM dbo.e_Wallet INNER JOIN dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn ON dbo.e_Wallet.registrationID = dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn.registrationID AND dbo.e_Wallet.email = dbo.ewalletx_yr_registratn.email LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.e_walletpurse ON dbo.e_Wallet.email = dbo.e_walletpurse.email AND dbo.e_Wallet.registrationID = dbo.e_walletpurse.regID
WHERE username = 'variable'
however it dosent seem to work or show any results on my asp page. What is wrong here ?
Hey people,
I have just tested code I pulled from the chilli!Mail tutorial to email data via an ASP page.
It worked perfectly the first time the page was loaded, however now I am getting the following error:
Error Type:
CDONTS.NewMail.1, ASP 0220 (0x80020009)
This ASP file must be transacted in order to use the ObjectContext object.
/ContinuousImprovements/test.asp, line 29
I haven't seen this error before and am not too sure what it means, any help would be appreciated.
The code is below:...
How to attach a file to an email as an inline element ? Code:
objMail.AttachFile Server.MapPath("./path_to/image.gif")
The result:
Content-Type: image/gif;
name="image.gif"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: uuencode
Content-Disposition: attachment;
filename="image.gif"
I'd like the content-disposition to be inline.
Currently, I have a form that a user can enter the subject line content and the email body content. They can then send the email which I have set up to use CDONTS. This works fine.
Now I want to add in the ability to attach a file (it will most likely be a MS Word document) to the email being sent out.
I would like to use CDONTS's AttachFile but it's not working for me. I've read up on it and it seems fairly simple except that I'm getting the following error message. Code:
<%
Set Mail=Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Mail.To="usama_1987@hotmail.com"
Mail.From="usama_1987@hotmail.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
%>
This is the Code and when i Refresh nothing happens, and i didnt receive any emails.
i am using IIS 4.0.
When I use NewMail objec without att everything is ok, but when I try to send at I got Page Not Found Error.
View Replies View RelatedI'm sending email in the following code:
dim objCDO
Set objCDO = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objCDO.To = "example1@hotmail.com"
objCDO.From = "example2@hotmail.com.com"
objCDO.Importance = 2 'High importance!
Dim txtSubject
txtSubject = "Hello Scott! We were wanting your advice on some programming issues. Please come to Redmond at your earliest convenience for a very fat check!"
objCDO.Subject = "Attn: Scott, we need you!!"
objCDO.Body = txtSubject
objCDO.Send
I get no error but i don not get the mail too...
I created an ASP application, everything worked in test-environment. Today we put it on the intranet server and now the mails aren't send anymore... I use the CDONT object to send the mails...
I've been looking around for a solution, but I can't find one for my problem... this is what I found and already checked:
-the domain addresses are both the same (to and from) and the domain is internal... the smtp server is working as well (it worked in test environment, so...)
-IIS versions on test and intranet are the same, both 5.
Is it possible to set the font size of the body of the text?
View Replies View RelatedI am using IIS5 on winXP, and when I using progrma writing with asp, I get the error
ActiveX component can't create object: 'CDONTS.NewMail'
whats wrong?
I have a form mail that uses CDONTS ,but when i send the form it displays this message
Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x800401F3)
Invalid class string
/homland.am/admin_SubscribedCust_email_processor.asp, line 25
Line 25 is -->Set mail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Does anyone know if it is possible to send a message ID to the mail server using CDONTS? or even append something to the message ID that the mailserver assigns to the message.
I am starting to get duplicate message ID's which has been causing many problems down stream.
Is there an alternative for CDONTS.NewMail for sending email? according to this article , CDONTS.NewMail works only on Windows NT/2000 Operating Systems.
Is there an alternative class that works on Windows XP to send email?
I'm sending out a monthly newsletter to a whole bunch of clients of my company, by using the CDONTS.NewMail Object in ASP. I've added some email addresses of some of my co-workers to my database to see if the message comes out right in their mailboxes.
Most of them received it right, but there were a few cases where, if their Outlook settings were set to the "Rich Text" option in their Mail settings, it came out as scibberish code. Freaked me out!
I was under the impression that by using the CDONTS.NewMail object, and setting the MailFormat and BodyFormat to HTML it should appear right in the receipients inbox. I understand that if it is set to "Plain Text" that it would come out as plain text, but "Rich Text"? And how would I know how many people receives it this way?
In addition to this, I have added the option to receive a Plain Text version of my newsletter, but the problem is that most of the email addresses in my database were manually added, since the newsletter is being sent to selected corporate groups.
Thus, we set all entries to send it as HTML, and if they would like to receive Plain Text, they can update their subscription on our website by clicking a link provided within the distribution.
The following is the code to send the email. It sent successfully. but I got the wrong result. I got this in my email:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vi assign
=xxxxxxxxxx-com-john.mathews:email:11:11:/mailboxes/xxxxxxxxxx.com/johnmathews:::
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
*** Why the dot "." is disappeared after john ? It should be "...../john.mathews"
*** What wrong on my code?
*** How to fix the problem?
I am using the CDONTS.NewMail object to send e-mail programmatically. We upgraded our IIS server from NT to Windows 2003 Server. Now it does not appear that the CDONTS object is available on the 2003 Server? Is this correct? If so, how does one send e-mail programmatically on 2003 Server using "Classic ASP" (not .NET). Which object do I use?
View Replies View RelatedI am running the following script for sending e-mail thro web
Set objCDOMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objCDOMail.From = "vkumar@ugs.com"
objCDOMail.To = "vkumar@ugs.com"
objCDOMail.Subject = "Library books"
objCDOMail.BodyFormat = 0
objCDOMail.MailFormat = 0
objCDOMail.Body = "hi"
objCDOMail.Send
Set objCDOMail = Nothing
-------------------------
I get the following error, when I call send method of CDONTS.NewMail object
---------------------
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a0046'
Permission denied
/cae/library/issueupdate.asp, line 61
----------------------------
I tried both the following. Everything looks fine. My OS is windows200
server
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;286301
http://support.microsoft.com/defaul...kb;en-us;197619
Can somebody give a clue, what is going wrong....
Set Mail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
Mail.From = "myE-mailHere@myDomain.com"
Mail.To = "me@mycompany.com"
Mail.BCC= email
Mail.Subject = "Welcome to Kindis website"
Mail.BodyFormat = 0
Mail.MailFormat = 0
Mail.Body = "<h2>Hello</h2><br><b>This is my e-mail in HTML format</b>"
Mail.Send
Set Mail = Nothing <---- Line 121
%>
when i try sending the email i get this error:
CDONTS.NewMail.1 error '80020009'
Unable to connect to server
/kindis/register4.asp, line 121
does it have to be with the mail server im sending to or should i be including a file in this file?
I've got an asp page with a CDONTS object sending HTML mails with proper attachments on them... thing is, some mail recipients get the full attach ok, and some don't (but still get the HTML ok)! (all recipients added to the same object... no more than 10 recipients)
i believe it's got something to do with MIME types and stuff, but i've got no ideia on how to solve this problem...
Is there a way to determin if the email message was sent? I have a numnber of applications that use CDONTS to send mail from both ASP and ASPX pages. If the server is down mail does not get sent. I do not see a way to determine this by code. Does anyone know of a way?
View Replies View RelatedI'm having a problem with cdonts.newmail. quite simply when i try to use the server.createobject method to create it it gives me an invalid progid error. it works fine on the test server so the problem is somewhere in the server settings and not with the code. both servers use win2k advanced server.
I'm not sure what information is relevent to this problem so if you need more information please just ask.
specifically I'm wondering if it's possible to dissable the object, preventing it to be created. if this can be done where would you do it?
I use the following code to send email from an ASP page:
<%
Dim objSendMail
Set objSendMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objSendMail.From = "abc@abc.com"
objSendMail.To = "abc@abc.com"
objSendMail.Subject = "Form Results - Get a Quote"
objSendMail.Body = "This is the Body text of this test mail."
objSendMail.Send
Set objSendMail = Nothing
%>
Of course, the the email addresses above are real on my ASP page.
After the above code is executed, I don't receive any email.
What is the problem?
i have a file *.num and when i enter the full URL to download it he give my
a 404 error !
but when i rename the *.NUM by *.TXT everything coming ok !?
so how i can tell to IIS6 to accept *.num files ?
I have just inherited a web site with ASP coding. There is a contact form that when submitted sends an e-mail to the administrator. The site was on a Windows server and is now on a Apache *nix server using Sun ONE ASP. I've included the code and error I am receiving. Some suggestions/directions would be much appreciated.
I also have included the original error and line of code I changed it from in case it was necessary?
ERROR 1
CDONTS.NewMail.1 (0x80020009)
Component is disabled
/thankyou.asp, line 61
Code:.....
Does someone know the cause of this error? I'm developing a simple christian site for our church and it needs to have an email functionality. When I submit the form I receive this error. Can anyone give me some tips?
View Replies View RelatedI get the follow error on a linux box that is running sun asp:
CDONTS.NewMail.1 error '80020009' unable to connect to server
The error occurs when the Send Command is Executed. Here is my code:
Talking about the cdonts objects.. i want to send the email in windows xp..
i downloaded cdonts.dll and registered it.. but still i am not able to send
the mail.. is it so that i need to set the settings in the Virtual SMTP server
in IIS ?
I am using CDONTS to send mail to the user from my ASP application.
However, the code doenst works all the time. I am able to get mails but
nothing happnes most of the time. The code works maybe once in 20 tries.
What could be the reason?
i posted earlier, and the response seemed to be there is
another dll i need to use the cdonts object, i used it
fine for awhile on my old setup, i upgraded to 2k3 and it
errors up as if cdonts isnt an object. So is there a dll
i need to have to use the cdonts object in iis 6 or do i
need to rewrite my code to use cdo? (if so, please provide
asp 3 example on how to send an email with recepient,
sender, body and subject)
can i type the whole code and run it on my own computer using IIS 5.1 to send mails? cos i get an error message everytime i execute the codes:
Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x800401F3)
Invalid class string
/news/newslettercreate.asp, line 22
can someone help me please?
It seems to me that I generally use two types of Functions:
Type #1-Ones that any page on my site might use
Type #2-Ones that only a single page would ever use
Logically, it seems that I should put the Type #1 functions in the GLOBAL.ASA file and the Type #2 functions in the pages that use them. I would like to, however, just go ahead and include ALL of my functions in the GLOBAL.ASA file.
Comments on this? Is this a good idea?