Email ASP form Results

[TIML]

The first page you come to in my Web application is default.asp. This gives
the user the ability to click on a drop down menu and choose a prior date
( to update or add info) or they may simply choose to add a new date and
info. They click on submit and it sends the info to the database and opens
up another page called updateproductio n.asp. This page shows the results
from default.asp plus other calculations. I have a button on
updateproductio n.asp that says "Send Email". When I click on that I want
the user to be able to send a copy of the updateproductio n.asp page to
several email accounts. I currently have tried using CDONTS and can click
on the "Send Email" button to send a test email with html (Simply "You have
sent a successful email" in the body) with success.

If I can't send the asp page, is there a way to save the asp page to an htm
page in the code? This would allow me to send a link out to everyone
instead of the actual page.

Any advice would be much appreciated!!
Tim

[Jeff Cochran]

On Mon, 15 Mar 2004 08:28:50 -0600, "TIML" <t3***@hotmail. com> wrote:

The first page you come to in my Web application is default.asp. This gives
the user the ability to click on a drop down menu and choose a prior date
( to update or add info) or they may simply choose to add a new date and
info. They click on submit and it sends the info to the database and opens
up another page called updateproductio n.asp. This page shows the results
from default.asp plus other calculations. I have a button on
updateproducti on.asp that says "Send Email". When I click on that I want
the user to be able to send a copy of the updateproductio n.asp page to
several email accounts. I currently have tried using CDONTS and can click
on the "Send Email" button to send a test email with html (Simply "You have
sent a successful email" in the body) with success.

If I can't send the asp page, is there a way to save the asp page to an htm
page in the code? This would allow me to send a link out to everyone
instead of the actual page.

Build your message body for CDONTS the same as you built your page.
Best is to not send HTML, and better is to not use CDONTS, use CDO.

Jeff

[Bullschmidt]

www.asp101.com has some e-mail examples in the Samples section. The
e-mail attachment example uses the more recent CDO instead of the
tried-and-true but outdated-on-some-newer-servers CDONTS.

Best regards,
J. Paul Schmidt, Freelance ASP Web Consultant
http://www.Bullschmidt.com
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