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There are various ways of validating an email address. A few of them include writing short code snippets to make sure the"@" symbol exists, along with a "." afterwards. Some other examples include using Regular Expressions. After seeing a demo at Hex |
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Well in ASP+ email is sent a little differently. Most stuff is similar and it's actually still processed by the SMTP Server just like in ASP, but it's no longer CDONTS. Instead you use the MailMessage and SmtpMail objects from the System.Web.Util nam |
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Sending an EMail from ASP+ page is made simple by the provision of SmtpMail object which is a part of the name space "System.Web.Util". There is no need to explicitly create an object as in the case of CDONTS of ASP. |
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Something found on every web page today is an email form of some sort. In all probability this will not change anytime soon, therefore I will demonstrate today how to send email via ASP+: from plain to HTML mail and attachments |
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E-mail is often a standard part of Web-based
applications. You may use it to send logon information to users or even to send error messages to application administrators. ASP.NET makes it easy to utilise e-mail in an application with the System.Web. |
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In this article, we have illustrated a wide range of possibilities in sending emails using ASP.NET. The discussion covers such options as email format, priority, attachments and email encoding. |
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There are (almost) as many email components as there are grains of sand on a beach, and many of them even are free. Something that (almost) no one has done up to now is programming his or her own email component. In today's article we will concern ou |
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