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I want to show you how it is possible to email form content to yourself or another person using the asp.net postback feature and a little creativity. |
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In previous versions of classic ASP and ASP.NET 1.x, there has always been a requirement that an attachment exist on the hard disk before it can be attached to an outbound email. For example, if you want to attach a file to an email in ASP.NET 1.x, y |
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A lot of times, we are facing some issues when sending email through the mailserver. Especially if we host our websites in shared hosting and the mail will never get to the recipient. There are lots of reason for this to happen. In this article I wou |
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As you test an ASP.NET application, you may encounter runtime errors that prevent an application from executing. When that happens, an exception is thrown. In many cases, the application anticipates these exceptions and provides code to catch them an |
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One of the problems that I first encountered when I was learning the ropes was that a book can never tell you everything. So as I was struggling to learn the development techniques that I apply, I had to frequently rely on online resources or forums |
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I wrote an article in May 2005 on how to send email via ASP.Net v2.0. This is a quick follow-up to that article with additional information specifically addressing the issue of SMTP-Authentication against a remote mail server. |
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A common thing you will need to do with ASP.Net v 2.0, is to send emails, I will show you here how to send emails using ASP.Net v 2.0, implementing authentication |
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