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Embed image in CDOSYS message

Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel
Jul 13 '06 #1
24 6214
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">

change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
""URL TO IMAGE""
is the correct format.
Hope this helps
Jay



"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel

Jul 13 '06 #2
Thanks for your help James. I think we're almos there. What's happening now
is that the message that is sent and I Cc it to myself, comes up in outlook
with that protection asking to right click the image to see it. But when I do
that, nothing happens and the option of the right click to see the image
disappears. Any ideas.
Thanks a million
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">

change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
""URL TO IMAGE""
is the correct format.
Hope this helps
Jay



"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel


Jul 13 '06 #3
mayb the image URL is incorrect...

verify every path is correct everywhere.......make sure u can view images in
outlook as well.


"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:5C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks for your help James. I think we're almos there. What's happening
now
is that the message that is sent and I Cc it to myself, comes up in
outlook
with that protection asking to right click the image to see it. But when I
do
that, nothing happens and the option of the right click to see the image
disappears. Any ideas.
Thanks a million
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
>well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX""
width=""XX"">

change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
""URL TO IMAGE""
is the correct format.
Hope this helps
Jay



"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microso ft.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format
messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel



Jul 13 '06 #4
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.

<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows

Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()

Recordset1_numRows = 1

Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody

strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")

strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Formulário que nos foi enviado na
Data/Hora:</font></strong></td>" & "<font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#000000"">"& " " & Now() & vbCrLf & "<br><br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">From:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#000000"">&nbsp;http://" & Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_HOST") &
vbCrLf & "<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">IP:</font></strong" & "<font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#000000"">" & " " & Request.ServerVariables("REMOTE_ADDR") & vbCrLf &
"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Nome:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#000000"">" & " " & strNome &"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Cidade:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strCidade &"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">PaÃ*s:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#000000"">" & " " & strPais &"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Email:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strEmail &"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Telefone:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strTelefone &"<br>" & "<br>" &
"</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Telemóvel:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strTelemovel &"<br>" & "<br>" &
"</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Nome do Contacto:</font></strong>" & "<font
face=""Verdana"" size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strContacto &"<br>" &
"<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Data Prevista:</font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strDataPrevista &"<br>" & "<br>" &
"</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Cidade de Origem:</font></strong>" & "<font
face=""Verdana"" size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strCidadeOrigem
&"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Cidade de Destino:</font></strong>" & "<font
face=""Verdana"" size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strCidadeDestino
&"<br>" & "<br>" & "</font>"

strBody = strBody & "<strong><font face=""Verdana"" size=""1""
color=""#DC241F"">Conteúdos:<br></font></strong>" & "<font face=""Verdana""
size=""1"" color=""#000000"">" & " " & strDescricao &"<br>" & "<br>"

strBody = strBody & "</font>"

Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"

' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to send a
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

%>
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">

change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
""URL TO IMAGE""
is the correct format.
Hope this helps
Jay



"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel


Jul 13 '06 #5

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.
What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 13 '06 #6
Thanks for the help.
What I´ve done was to send an email to myself in html format with the logo
that I need in it.
Then I´ve looked at the html code and copy the src as it was to the CDOSYS
message.

<img width=192 height=36
id="_x0000_i1025" src="cid:im**********@01C6A6BA.B3E5D670">

When I´ve send it, it complain of an end of statement expected just after
the 36.

So I´ve remove the with and height, put double quotes where single ones
were, and send. No errors. But now the message arrives and not even the image
placeholder is there.

Then I´ve put the correct url of the image like this:

<img src:""cid:/images/logo50.gif""and send it. Again no errors but again
no placeholder.

I don´t know if I´ve followed correctly your instruction, but I´m still stuck.

Thanks

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 13 '06 #7
You need to host the image on a publicly accessible web server and
provide the full url in the src attribute:

<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif"">

Incidentally, all that string concatentation is terribly wasteful.
Each time you write strBody = strBody &, the ASP engine has to recreate
the string from scratch, as well as hold the current value of strBody
in memory. When I design an html email, I create it in Dreamweaver (or
some other WYSIWYG editor) then take the resulting html source, pop it
into word and run a tiny macro I created to double up on double quotes
and remove paragraphs. That gives me one long unbroken string.

Or you can use the underscore character:

strBody = "some text" & _
"some more text" & _
"even more text"

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.

<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows

Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()

Recordset1_numRows = 1

Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody

strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")

strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"
[snipped]
Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"

' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to senda
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

%>
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">

change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
""URL TO IMAGE""
is the correct format.
Hope this helps
Jay



"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to formatmessages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.
>
--
Manuel
Jul 13 '06 #8
Thank you Mike.

I´ll make it one string immediatelly. Thanks for the advice. As for having to
be on a publicly accessible web server and provide the full url in the src
attribute, could I not have my server for testing purposes do the job and
instead of the
<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif""have
<img src=""http://myIP/images/image.gif"">
To browse the website I´m developing it works. But I´ve tried that and it
didn't work. If it's not suppose to work, could you explain why? Thanks for
your pacience and thanks for the pt in the domain.
That was a kind note.
--
Manuel
"Mike Brind" wrote:
You need to host the image on a publicly accessible web server and
provide the full url in the src attribute:

<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif"">

Incidentally, all that string concatentation is terribly wasteful.
Each time you write strBody = strBody &, the ASP engine has to recreate
the string from scratch, as well as hold the current value of strBody
in memory. When I design an html email, I create it in Dreamweaver (or
some other WYSIWYG editor) then take the resulting html source, pop it
into word and run a tiny macro I created to double up on double quotes
and remove paragraphs. That gives me one long unbroken string.

Or you can use the underscore character:

strBody = "some text" & _
"some more text" & _
"even more text"

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.

<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows

Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()

Recordset1_numRows = 1

Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody

strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")

strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"
[snipped]
Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"

' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to send a
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

%>
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
>
>
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">
>
>
>
change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.
>
change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
>
>
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.
>
"URL TO IMAGE"
>
will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
>
>
""URL TO IMAGE""
>
>
is the correct format.
>
>
Hope this helps
Jay
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel
>
>
>

Jul 13 '06 #9
For testing purposes, of course you can replace the domain with an IP.
In fact, there's no reason why you can't retain the IP address and keep
the image there for the real thing. So long as the URL is the correct
one, I see no reason why it shouldn't work properly, unless your ISP
has some rules preventing remote hosting of images.

The pt domain? Thought you'd like that ;-)

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
Thank you Mike.

I´ll make it one string immediatelly. Thanks for the advice. As for having to
be on a publicly accessible web server and provide the full url in the src
attribute, could I not have my server for testing purposes do the job and
instead of the
<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif""have
<img src=""http://myIP/images/image.gif"">
To browse the website I´m developing it works. But I´ve tried that and it
didn't work. If it's not suppose to work, could you explain why? Thanks for
your pacience and thanks for the pt in the domain.
That was a kind note.
--
Manuel
"Mike Brind" wrote:
You need to host the image on a publicly accessible web server and
provide the full url in the src attribute:

<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif"">

Incidentally, all that string concatentation is terribly wasteful.
Each time you write strBody = strBody &, the ASP engine has to recreate
the string from scratch, as well as hold the current value of strBody
in memory. When I design an html email, I create it in Dreamweaver (or
some other WYSIWYG editor) then take the resulting html source, pop it
into word and run a tiny macro I created to double up on double quotes
and remove paragraphs. That gives me one long unbroken string.

Or you can use the underscore character:

strBody = "some text" & _
"some more text" & _
"even more text"

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.
>
<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows
>
Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()
>
Recordset1_numRows = 1
>
Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody
>
strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")
>
strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"
>
[snipped]
Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
>
ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
>
' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to send a
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody
>
ObjSendMail.Send
>
Set ObjSendMail = Nothing
>
%>
>
>
--
Manuel
>
>
"James Jones" wrote:
>
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag


connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">



change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.

change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.


note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.

"URL TO IMAGE"

will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.


""URL TO IMAGE""


is the correct format.


Hope this helps
Jay







"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.
>
--
Manuel

Jul 13 '06 #10
Correction Mike:

It works beautifully. I had a wrong statement. Everything is already in one
string. Thanks once more for the lesson.
--
Manuel
"Mike Brind" wrote:
You need to host the image on a publicly accessible web server and
provide the full url in the src attribute:

<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif"">

Incidentally, all that string concatentation is terribly wasteful.
Each time you write strBody = strBody &, the ASP engine has to recreate
the string from scratch, as well as hold the current value of strBody
in memory. When I design an html email, I create it in Dreamweaver (or
some other WYSIWYG editor) then take the resulting html source, pop it
into word and run a tiny macro I created to double up on double quotes
and remove paragraphs. That gives me one long unbroken string.

Or you can use the underscore character:

strBody = "some text" & _
"some more text" & _
"even more text"

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.

<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows

Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()

Recordset1_numRows = 1

Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody

strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")

strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"
[snipped]
Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"

' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to send a
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

%>
--
Manuel
"James Jones" wrote:
well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
>
>
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">
>
>
>
change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.
>
change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
>
>
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.
>
"URL TO IMAGE"
>
will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
>
>
""URL TO IMAGE""
>
>
is the correct format.
>
>
Hope this helps
Jay
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel
>
>
>

Jul 13 '06 #11
I loved it ;-)

Amazing. Half way around the world and you still can find caring people.
To another occasion I´m sure.

Thanks again
--
Manuel
"Mike Brind" wrote:
For testing purposes, of course you can replace the domain with an IP.
In fact, there's no reason why you can't retain the IP address and keep
the image there for the real thing. So long as the URL is the correct
one, I see no reason why it shouldn't work properly, unless your ISP
has some rules preventing remote hosting of images.

The pt domain? Thought you'd like that ;-)

--
Mike Brind

Manuel wrote:
Thank you Mike.

I´ll make it one string immediatelly. Thanks for the advice. As for having to
be on a publicly accessible web server and provide the full url in the src
attribute, could I not have my server for testing purposes do the job and
instead of the
<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif""have
<img src=""http://myIP/images/image.gif"">
To browse the website I´m developing it works. But I´ve tried that and it
didn't work. If it's not suppose to work, could you explain why? Thanks for
your pacience and thanks for the pt in the domain.
That was a kind note.
--
Manuel
"Mike Brind" wrote:
You need to host the image on a publicly accessible web server and
provide the full url in the src attribute:
>
<img src=""http://www.domain.pt/images/image.gif"">
>
Incidentally, all that string concatentation is terribly wasteful.
Each time you write strBody = strBody &, the ASP engine has to recreate
the string from scratch, as well as hold the current value of strBody
in memory. When I design an html email, I create it in Dreamweaver (or
some other WYSIWYG editor) then take the resulting html source, pop it
into word and run a tiny macro I created to double up on double quotes
and remove paragraphs. That gives me one long unbroken string.
>
Or you can use the underscore character:
>
strBody = "some text" & _
"some more text" & _
"even more text"
>
--
Mike Brind
>
Manuel wrote:
James,
I´m pasting the code that I have now. I hope you bypass the portuguese
language issue.
As you can see, this is a confirmation message of the record insertion in
SQL2000 Server database. I hope this will help you better in your guidance.
Everything works just fine except for the image part as I´ve described in
the previous post.
Thanks again for your pacience.

<%
Dim Recordset1
Dim Recordset1_numRows

Set Recordset1 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
Recordset1.ActiveConnection = MM_Iterartis_Web_STRING
Recordset1.Source = "SELECT ID, Nome, Cidade, Pais, Email, Telefone,
Telemovel, Nome_Contacto, Data_Prevista, Cidade_Origem, Cidade_Destino,
Descricao_Conteudos FROM dbo.contacto_tbl ORDER BY ID DESC"
Recordset1.CursorType = 0
Recordset1.CursorLocation = 2
Recordset1.LockType = 1
Recordset1.Open()

Recordset1_numRows = 1

Dim strNome, strCidade, strPais, strEmail, strTelefone, strTelemovel,
strContacto, strDataPrevista, strCidadeOrigem, strCidadeDestino,
strDescricao, strImage
Dim strBody

strNome = Recordset1("Nome")
strCidade = Recordset1("Cidade")
strPais = Recordset1("Pais")
strEmail = Recordset1("Email")
strTelefone = Recordset1("Telefone")
strTelemovel = Recordset1("Telemovel")
strContacto = Recordset1("Nome_Contacto")
strDataPrevista = Recordset1("Data_Prevista")
strCidadeOrigem = Recordset1("Cidade_Origem")
strCidadeDestino = Recordset1("Cidade_Destino")
strDescricao = Recordset1("Descricao_Conteudos")

strBody = strBody & "<img src=""/images/Logo.gif""/>" & "<br>" & "<br>"

[snipped]
>
Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "mc*****@netcabo.pt"

' we are sending a html email.. simply switch the comments around to send a
text email instead
ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
'ObjSendMail.TextBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

%>


--
Manuel


"James Jones" wrote:

well since u kno how to embed HTML, just use the the img tag
>
>
connName.HTMLBody = "<img src=""URL TO IMAGE"" height=""XX"" width=""XX"">
>
>
>
change the connName to ur connection name.
change URL TO IMAGE to the link to ur images u wanna embed.
>
change height and width as needed. if ur not gonna mess with these
attributes, then just remove them.
>
>
note that i have used 2 sets of quoation marks on each side of the value.
>
"URL TO IMAGE"
>
will throw you an error, and will not send ur message.
>
>
""URL TO IMAGE""
>
>
is the correct format.
>
>
Hope this helps
Jay
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel
>
>
>
>
>

Jul 13 '06 #12

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:BF**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks for the help.
What I´ve done was to send an email to myself in html format with the logo
that I need in it.
Then I´ve looked at the html code and copy the src as it was to the CDOSYS
message.

<img width=192 height=36
id="_x0000_i1025" src="cid:im**********@01C6A6BA.B3E5D670">

When I´ve send it, it complain of an end of statement expected just after
the 36.
You're at it, nearly, but you'll have to rename the images, and embed them
as base64 attachments.
CDOSYS cannot do it all alone.
I've included a sample, but I've cut short the base64 stuff, because it
won't be allowed by MS to attache huge files.

So, you would need to create more bodyparts (see CDOSYS docs) and some body
parts are
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

And the others are

Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

I have tiny a C++ COM utility (40KB) that very easily can do it for you,
encoding a single file into base64.
This can be called by scripting as well.
So I´ve remove the with and height, put double quotes where single ones
were, and send. No errors. But now the message arrives and not even the
image
placeholder is there.

Then I´ve put the correct url of the image like this:

<img src:""cid:/images/logo50.gif""and send it. Again no errors but
again
no placeholder.

I don´t know if I´ve followed correctly your instruction, but I´m still
stuck.
Another trick would be to have the images with an absolute URL to your
webserver. However, spam filters, will see that sort of mail as spyware.
Thanks

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microso ft.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format
messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other
program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 14 '06 #13
Thanks Egbert for your reply.
I got an encoded utility.
Now, my question is about adding the body parts that you mention.
First I´ve initiated the string of the mail body with
strBody ="<img src=""cid=/images/logocdosys.jpeg"">" & "<br>" & "<br>" & _
Then I have

Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "myEmail"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "myEmail"

ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody

ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

This comes up with the error:
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ea'

Syntax error

/email.asp, line 61

Content-Type: text/html;
--------^
What am I still missing?

Thanks for your time, but although I have it running using the full URL
path, I´d like to learn this method.
--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:BF**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks for the help.
What I´ve done was to send an email to myself in html format with the logo
that I need in it.
Then I´ve looked at the html code and copy the src as it was to the CDOSYS
message.

<img width=192 height=36
id="_x0000_i1025" src="cid:im**********@01C6A6BA.B3E5D670">

When I´ve send it, it complain of an end of statement expected just after
the 36.

You're at it, nearly, but you'll have to rename the images, and embed them
as base64 attachments.
CDOSYS cannot do it all alone.
I've included a sample, but I've cut short the base64 stuff, because it
won't be allowed by MS to attache huge files.

So, you would need to create more bodyparts (see CDOSYS docs) and some body
parts are
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

And the others are

Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

I have tiny a C++ COM utility (40KB) that very easily can do it for you,
encoding a single file into base64.
This can be called by scripting as well.
So I´ve remove the with and height, put double quotes where single ones
were, and send. No errors. But now the message arrives and not even the
image
placeholder is there.

Then I´ve put the correct url of the image like this:

<img src:""cid:/images/logo50.gif""and send it. Again no errors but
again
no placeholder.

I don´t know if I´ve followed correctly your instruction, but I´m still
stuck.

Another trick would be to have the images with an absolute URL to your
webserver. However, spam filters, will see that sort of mail as spyware.
Thanks

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format
messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other
program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 14 '06 #14

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:66**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks Egbert for your reply.
I got an encoded utility.
Now, my question is about adding the body parts that you mention.
First I´ve initiated the string of the mail body with
strBody ="<img src=""cid=/images/logocdosys.jpeg"">" & "<br>" & "<br>" & _
Then I have

Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "myEmail"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "myEmail"

ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody
These methods, HTMLBody etc, are shortcuts but in fact, CDOSYS in not really
easy to use :)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...21a0f0547a.asp

So if you use the method above, from a 'standard HTML page' (can also be
locally) it will convert this for you!
ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

This comes up with the error:
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ea'

Syntax error

/email.asp, line 61

Content-Type: text/html;
--------^
What am I still missing?

Thanks for your time, but although I have it running using the full URL
path, I´d like to learn this method.
--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:BF**********************************@microso ft.com...
Thanks for the help.
What I´ve done was to send an email to myself in html format with the
logo
that I need in it.
Then I´ve looked at the html code and copy the src as it was to the
CDOSYS
message.

<img width=192 height=36
id="_x0000_i1025" src="cid:im**********@01C6A6BA.B3E5D670">

When I´ve send it, it complain of an end of statement expected just
after
the 36.

You're at it, nearly, but you'll have to rename the images, and embed
them
as base64 attachments.
CDOSYS cannot do it all alone.
I've included a sample, but I've cut short the base64 stuff, because it
won't be allowed by MS to attache huge files.

So, you would need to create more bodyparts (see CDOSYS docs) and some
body
parts are
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

And the others are

Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

I have tiny a C++ COM utility (40KB) that very easily can do it for you,
encoding a single file into base64.
This can be called by scripting as well.
So I´ve remove the with and height, put double quotes where single ones
were, and send. No errors. But now the message arrives and not even the
image
placeholder is there.

Then I´ve put the correct url of the image like this:

<img src:""cid:/images/logo50.gif""and send it. Again no errors but
again
no placeholder.

I don´t know if I´ve followed correctly your instruction, but I´m still
stuck.

Another trick would be to have the images with an absolute URL to your
webserver. However, spam filters, will see that sort of mail as spyware.
Thanks

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microso ft.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format
messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an
image.
Thanks for your time.

What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other
program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part
encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 14 '06 #15
Thanks Egbert,

I´ll be studying the references that you mention.

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:66**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks Egbert for your reply.
I got an encoded utility.
Now, my question is about adding the body parts that you mention.
First I´ve initiated the string of the mail body with
strBody ="<img src=""cid=/images/logocdosys.jpeg"">" & "<br>" & "<br>" & _
Then I have

Dim ObjSendMail
Set ObjSendMail = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

ObjSendMail.To = strEmail
ObjSendMail.Bcc = "myEmail"
ObjSendMail.Subject = "Confirmação de Pedido de Orçamento"
ObjSendMail.From = "myEmail"

ObjSendMail.HTMLBody = strBody

These methods, HTMLBody etc, are shortcuts but in fact, CDOSYS in not really
easy to use :)
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...21a0f0547a.asp

So if you use the method above, from a 'standard HTML page' (can also be
locally) it will convert this for you!
ObjSendMail.Send

Set ObjSendMail = Nothing

This comes up with the error:
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a03ea'

Syntax error

/email.asp, line 61

Content-Type: text/html;
--------^
What am I still missing?

Thanks for your time, but although I have it running using the full URL
path, I´d like to learn this method.
--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:BF**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks for the help.
What I´ve done was to send an email to myself in html format with the
logo
that I need in it.
Then I´ve looked at the html code and copy the src as it was to the
CDOSYS
message.

<img width=192 height=36
id="_x0000_i1025" src="cid:im**********@01C6A6BA.B3E5D670">

When I´ve send it, it complain of an end of statement expected just
after
the 36.

You're at it, nearly, but you'll have to rename the images, and embed
them
as base64 attachments.
CDOSYS cannot do it all alone.
I've included a sample, but I've cut short the base64 stuff, because it
won't be allowed by MS to attache huge files.

So, you would need to create more bodyparts (see CDOSYS docs) and some
body
parts are
Content-Type: text/html;
charset="utf-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

And the others are

Content-Type: image/jpeg
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64

I have tiny a C++ COM utility (40KB) that very easily can do it for you,
encoding a single file into base64.
This can be called by scripting as well.

So I´ve remove the with and height, put double quotes where single ones
were, and send. No errors. But now the message arrives and not even the
image
placeholder is there.

Then I´ve put the correct url of the image like this:

<img src:""cid:/images/logo50.gif""and send it. Again no errors but
again
no placeholder.

I don´t know if I´ve followed correctly your instruction, but I´m still
stuck.

Another trick would be to have the images with an absolute URL to your
webserver. However, spam filters, will see that sort of mail as spyware.

Thanks

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:


"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format
messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an
image.
Thanks for your time.

What you'd do best, is generate an email thorugh outlook or other
program,
where the emails are embedded.
Sample. Use IE6 to save a website to a single page!
Then look at the contents of the page, it will be MIME 1.0 part
encoded.

The MSDN has some samples.

Jul 14 '06 #16

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel
Yet another option is to use the CreateMHTMLBody method of the CDOSYS
Message object.

You create an ASP page that generates the html content that you want the
receipents to see.

You then simply supply the URL of this ASP page to the CreateMHTMLBody
method. It will build a html body along appropriate references to body
parts that it will create for you as well.

Eg.

MyHTMLContent.asp

<html>
<body>
<b>Hello World</b><.br />
<img src="photo.gif" />
</body>
</html>

MyEmail generator:-

Dim oMsg : Set oMsg = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")

oMsg.From = ...
oMsg.To = ...
..
..
..
oMsg.CreateMHTMLBody = "http://" & Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_NAME") &
"/somefolder/MyHTMLContent.asp"

oMsg.Send

HTH,

Anthony.
Jul 14 '06 #17
Thanks Anthony,

That´s actually a great piece of information. No doupt I'll be trying it.
Learned one more today ;-)
--
Manuel
"Anthony Jones" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel

Yet another option is to use the CreateMHTMLBody method of the CDOSYS
Message object.

You create an ASP page that generates the html content that you want the
receipents to see.

You then simply supply the URL of this ASP page to the CreateMHTMLBody
method. It will build a html body along appropriate references to body
parts that it will create for you as well.

Eg.

MyHTMLContent.asp

<html>
<body>
<b>Hello World</b><.br />
<img src="photo.gif" />
</body>
</html>

MyEmail generator:-

Dim oMsg : Set oMsg = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")

oMsg.From = ...
oMsg.To = ...
..
..
..
oMsg.CreateMHTMLBody = "http://" & Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_NAME") &
"/somefolder/MyHTMLContent.asp"

oMsg.Send

HTH,

Anthony.
Jul 14 '06 #18

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:4E**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks Egbert,

I´ll be studying the references that you mention.
For some reason I posted the wrong reference.

This one is which you need.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

Jul 14 '06 #19
Thanks Egbert,

Already had a look and it makes sense to me. Actually I was confused on the
previous link ;-)
--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:4E**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks Egbert,

I´ll be studying the references that you mention.

For some reason I posted the wrong reference.

This one is which you need.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

Jul 14 '06 #20
Egbert,

I would like to thank you, as this reference did it. It's running and base64
encoded :-)
To next time.

--
Manuel
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:4E**********************************@microsof t.com...
Thanks Egbert,

I´ll be studying the references that you mention.

For some reason I posted the wrong reference.

This one is which you need.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...asp?frame=true

Jul 15 '06 #21
Anthony,
Thanks for your cooperation. I got it running. There's only one comment:
Having the .CreateMHTML = "To something", was throwing me an error. Following
the reference provided by Egbert, I removed the "=" and bingo.
So,
--.CreateMHTML "http://......" is the correct way.

Again, without you all, I'd never get it.

Thanks to the NewsGroups.
--
Manuel
"Anthony Jones" wrote:
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:2C**********************************@microsof t.com...
Is it possible to embed an image, like a company logo in a CDOSYS
generated
message?
If yes, I´ll apreciate some code sample. I´ve been able to format messages
in html the way I like, but I can't figure out how to embed an image.
Thanks for your time.

--
Manuel

Yet another option is to use the CreateMHTMLBody method of the CDOSYS
Message object.

You create an ASP page that generates the html content that you want the
receipents to see.

You then simply supply the URL of this ASP page to the CreateMHTMLBody
method. It will build a html body along appropriate references to body
parts that it will create for you as well.

Eg.

MyHTMLContent.asp

<html>
<body>
<b>Hello World</b><.br />
<img src="photo.gif" />
</body>
</html>

MyEmail generator:-

Dim oMsg : Set oMsg = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")

oMsg.From = ...
oMsg.To = ...
..
..
..
oMsg.CreateMHTMLBody = "http://" & Request.ServerVariables("SERVER_NAME") &
"/somefolder/MyHTMLContent.asp"

oMsg.Send

HTH,

Anthony.
Jul 15 '06 #22

"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:C0**********************************@microsof t.com...
Egbert,

I would like to thank you, as this reference did it. It's running and
base64
encoded :-)
To next time.
it's funny (or sad, just how you phrase it) that APIs often are totally
obscure or unknown.
I don't know them all and I'm glad that such a medium as Internet multiplies
our common share knowledge each 4 years!
Jul 16 '06 #23

"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" <eg***********@nospam.invalidwrote in
message news:uQ**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:C0**********************************@microsof t.com...
Egbert,

I would like to thank you, as this reference did it. It's running and
base64
encoded :-)
To next time.

it's funny (or sad, just how you phrase it) that APIs often are totally
obscure or unknown.
I don't know them all and I'm glad that such a medium as Internet
multiplies
our common share knowledge each 4 years!
What's more worrying is what isn't document at all.

Having posted this suggestion also I then began to wonder, 'How does CDOSYS
fetch the specified resource anyway?'. Since it's able to fetch items from
the local cache and it's activity appears in fiddler when it's running I
have to conclude it's using the Wininet stack. The documentation for CDOSYS
doesn't mention thread safety at all but I have my doubts about this
function now. :(
Anthony.
Jul 17 '06 #24

"Anthony Jones" <An*@yadayadayada.comwrote in message
news:u%***************@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>
"Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS)" <eg***********@nospam.invalidwrote in
message news:uQ**************@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>
"Manuel" <Ma****@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:C0**********************************@microso ft.com...
Egbert,

I would like to thank you, as this reference did it. It's running and
base64
encoded :-)
To next time.

it's funny (or sad, just how you phrase it) that APIs often are totally
obscure or unknown.
I don't know them all and I'm glad that such a medium as Internet
multiplies
>our common share knowledge each 4 years!

What's more worrying is what isn't document at all.

Having posted this suggestion also I then began to wonder, 'How does
CDOSYS
fetch the specified resource anyway?'. Since it's able to fetch items
from
the local cache and it's activity appears in fiddler when it's running I
have to conclude it's using the Wininet stack. The documentation for
CDOSYS
doesn't mention thread safety at all but I have my doubts about this
function now. :(
I would not worry, since it uses ADO for streams and perhaps only the base64
part using own algorithms.
If you want to know what it uses, start filemon from www.sysinternals.com
and you can see which COM depencies are there.

About thread safety... that's indeed the most worrying thing.

Jul 18 '06 #25

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