Sending Double Byte Characters Via Jmail And Javascript
In dreamweaver using javascript I've developed a page that sends the form's contents via Jmail to the user. It works fine until i try to send double byte characters(i.e. japanese). It sends the email but once i open it up in a mail client the text is illegible. My mail server and mail client never has problems sending and recieving double byte characters, the only time this problem pops up is when i send an email from an ASP page via Jmail. I've tried sending the email in plain text and html but it hasn't made any difference. Here is the code I've been using: .....
I moved ASP WebPages from Windows 2000 server to Windows 2003 server platform. Those double-byte characters (Japanese) retrieved from SQL server 2000 are corrupted.
I am using Macromedia Dreamweaver MX as the development tool, by encoding webpage as "UTF-8" as the following, <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
I also add
<% Response.CodePage = "65001" Response.Charset="utf-8" %> into my ASP page. But it does not solve the problem.
My ASP pages are working perfectly in Windows 2000 server, but they are not working on Windows 2003 server (Web edition & Enterprise Edition).
Is there anyone encountered the similar problems before ? I research the Microsoft website, no any answers on that.
I am trying to use ServerXMLHTTP to post data containing Japanese characters, but the data posts as question marks, boxes or just random ascii characters. Here is the code I am using:
I'm trying to send an email to customers with their order information. I thought I had it working because I had been using my email. But when I changed and use an email outside of "______@faceproject.org" I get an error that says it cannot be found.
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 have a SelectBoxes.asp page that is working with multiple selection dropdown boxes to extract data and total the selection prices. Tom & Bob were kind enough to give me a big help getting this page working and it's working just fine, no problems with this page.
However I then would like this data e-mailed using jmail (my host insists on this method) and that is the function of the sendEMail2.asp page.
This is failing and only giving me a HTTP 500 - Internal server error and I'm at a loss as to what's wrong. Code:
I 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
which is used to send mails.while we put some chinese characters inside the text box and then click on submit button in the mail,chinese characters are appearing as garbage.
could anyone please help to resolve this issue so that it doesnt come as garbage?
I am working on an ASP (3.0) page that displays hotel data from a recordset in a table. In the last column of each row, I want to include a button that will send the address information of this hotel to mapquest to display the map. I have tried several methods for sending this info, but nothing seems to work.
Here is my code for the javascript function I am calling: Code:
I get a TYPE MISMATCH complaint fm ASP when I do the following in trying to extract the high-order four bits. The complaint being that the strTemp value is a string. Well, yes - it's a 1-char string.
NumTemp = MidB(strTemp,1, 1) And &Hf0
What am I doing wrong? (Something dumb, I'm sure, but ... .)
I am now going a step further in asp trying to understand how asp browser upload scripts work. Looking at a couple of browser upload script, I unfortunatly constated that I really don't know nothing about "bytes". This is an obscure area to me. I consider bytes only a measure unit.
What are exactly bytes? If there is no way for visualizing them, then what can they be compared to? numeric values? any good article about this?
I have a byte array containing the data of an image file (for example gif) in my asp code. How can I display it on the website? No image file exists on the disk. Is it possible to update a div field? What should I put there? Please tell me there is another solution than writing the image to a file and then load it into the page, it's a real time application and speed is very important here.
I want to convert the binary data to string. I tried doing the same using following peace of code.
Function SimpleBinaryToString(Binary) Dim I, S For I = 1 To LenB(Binary) S = S & Chr(AscB(MidB(Binary, I, 1))) Next SimpleBinaryToString = S End Function
It works fine when the data is English. But when the binary data contains some Japanese characters the resultant string gets corrupted.
I am near to desperation as I have a million things to get a solution for my problem. I have to post a multipart message to a url that consists of a xml file and an binary file (pdf). Seperately the posting words fine but when I want to create one multipart message with both then things go wrong.
The binary file is converted and of datatype byte() The xml file is just a string.
I don't know how to merge these two into the multipart message. I have tried converting the binary to string and then concatenate but that doesn't work as it seems to leave off the last part of the file and the boundary.
I'm using Msxml2.ServerXMLHTTP.3.0 to fetch a HTML page on a remote server. The fetched page is then parsed and the information of interest is extracted and send to the client browser.
However, the remote server does not specify any character coding in its headers. If using ResponseText property in ServerXMLHTTP, some international characters are not decoded correctly. This is due to ResponseText assuming UTF-8 coding if no character set is specified.
My solution is to use the ResponseBody property which returns the web page as an array of unsigned bytes. I then convert the data to a string using the ADODB.Stream method as described here: http://www.motobit.com/tips/detpg_binarytostring/
The string is then parsed and the required information is pulled out.
This solution works just fine but I wonder if there is some more efficient (without the need for a byte to string converion) way to solve the problem.
I retrieve data from a database and I put the data into an array. Afterwards I want to send these data as an email using JMail. The problem is that I receive the following error when I am trying to send the email: Variable uses an Automation type not supported in VBScript. On the other hand if I try to print them on the screen there is no problem.
I am running into a wierd error while using W3jmail. The error is: Error Is:
jmail.Message (0x8000FFFF) The message was undeliverable. All servers failed to receive the message /reclaim/app/email/WA_Universal_Email/JMail_VB.asp, line 126
The thing that is wierd about it is the fact that the email sends even though the above error is displayed. Has anyone run into this before? or have any suggestions on how to eliminate the error?
I got Jmail to work fine. My problem is I need to send an email based on somthing a customer submitted. When we receive the submission in our system an auto-receipt email will be sent. What I need to have happen (and cant figure out) is that email to include what was received not just a on liner saying it was received. The information is pulled from the db with a query. Anyone got any suggestions?
I 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?
I'm using 20/20 Applications Pure-ASP Upload. It works great as far as uploading the files to my server. Now I have another question. Can you tell me how to attach the file from my server to the email. What I need to happen is when a user attaches a file, the files is uploaded to the server and then when they click on finish the email is sent with the file attached to it. I'm using the JMail function....
I am some what new to asp and programing. I have put together this code, so I can send out a mailing list to some users. The code looks and seams to run fine. But I dont receive any test messages during when I execute it. it's like the SMTP sever is not sending the emails....
I'm developing a web site with email capabilities: I have tried the free version of Jmail, now I need Jmail Professional but still don't want to buy it before having the chance to try it....
I have a web page coded in ASP VBScript which sends a html email using the Jmail.SMTPMail object.
I am trying to attach a .csv file to the mail but when i get the mail through it won't display. It just shows this in the mail body...
This is a multipart message in MIME format. ----NEXT_BM_46A46859F09247848CB1A7C3EBE06AC2 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: Quoted-Printable
I am hoping to use JMail to read pop3 mailboxes via an ASP page. I have a tutorial from the website (http://www.dimac.net/Websites/dimac/Website/Products/w3JMail/{C7EFB42E-5C6C-49D4-91B7-00C7E9388A96}?exId={553CC37F-7EB7-4D47-907C-1B75FE043B03}) but can't get it to run on the server. Does anyone have any idea why this code will not run?? I have entered the correct username,passwords into the script.
