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  • Ken D.
    #1

    Email Challenge...

    OK, here is what I am attempting.

    I have an .asp page on our company intranet in which the user can key some
    referral information. Upon submit, the data is transferred to an SQL
    database and the user receives a confirmation of this submission. One of the
    fields that the employee selects is the sales rep to receive the referral.

    I would like to be able to send the rep an email with the information
    entered by the employee so they can contact the client. I am using Frontpage
    2002 and I am aware that this process is not available within Frontpage but I
    believe it can be coded manually but I can't seem to find a good resource to
    assist me in this process. Our web-server is running Windows Server 2003.

    I believe this can be accomplished and I hope to get some direction. Any
    help would be appreciated.

    Thanks.
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    • Evertjan.
      #2
      Re: Email Challenge...

      =?Utf-8?B?S2VuIEQu?= wrote on 01 sep 2006 in
      microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
      OK, here is what I am attempting.
      >
      I have an .asp page on our company intranet in which the user can key
      some referral information. Upon submit, the data is transferred to an
      SQL database and the user receives a confirmation of this submission.
      One of the fields that the employee selects is the sales rep to
      receive the referral.
      >
      I would like to be able to send the rep an email with the information
      entered by the employee so they can contact the client. I am using
      Frontpage 2002 and I am aware that this process is not available
      within Frontpage but I believe it can be coded manually but I can't
      seem to find a good resource to assist me in this process. Our
      web-server is running Windows Server 2003.
      >
      I believe this can be accomplished and I hope to get some direction.
      Any help would be appreciated.
      >
      Thanks.
      >
      Depending on the asp-email system you use it is just adding the "rep"'s
      emailadress as a BCC

      Using Jmail it is:

      theRep = ""rep@yourcompa ny.com" ' [or the SQL execution equivalent]

      JMail.AddRecipi entBCC theRep

      CDO or CDONT will use a similat command, methinks.


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      Evertjan.
      The Netherlands.
      (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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        • Ken D.
          #3
          Re: Email Challenge...

          OK, not being a programmer by trade, I need a bit more information.

          Say I use code something like this:

          Set myMail=CreateOb ject("CDO.Messa ge")
          myMail.Subject= "Something Here"
          myMail.From="sy sadmin@domain.c om"
          myMail.To="rep@ domain.com"
          myMail.TextBody ="This is the information."
          myMail.Send
          set myMail=nothing

          Where is it placed in the page and how is it called? Should it be in the
          asp page that the employee enters data or generated when the confirmation
          page loads?

          Sorry about the confusion.

          "Evertjan." wrote:
          =?Utf-8?B?S2VuIEQu?= wrote on 01 sep 2006 in
          microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
          >
          OK, here is what I am attempting.

          I have an .asp page on our company intranet in which the user can key
          some referral information. Upon submit, the data is transferred to an
          SQL database and the user receives a confirmation of this submission.
          One of the fields that the employee selects is the sales rep to
          receive the referral.

          I would like to be able to send the rep an email with the information
          entered by the employee so they can contact the client. I am using
          Frontpage 2002 and I am aware that this process is not available
          within Frontpage but I believe it can be coded manually but I can't
          seem to find a good resource to assist me in this process. Our
          web-server is running Windows Server 2003.

          I believe this can be accomplished and I hope to get some direction.
          Any help would be appreciated.

          Thanks.
          >
          Depending on the asp-email system you use it is just adding the "rep"'s
          emailadress as a BCC
          >
          Using Jmail it is:
          >
          theRep = ""rep@yourcompa ny.com" ' [or the SQL execution equivalent]
          >
          JMail.AddRecipi entBCC theRep
          >
          CDO or CDONT will use a similat command, methinks.
          >
          >
          --
          Evertjan.
          The Netherlands.
          (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
          >

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            • Evertjan.
              #4
              Re: Email Challenge...

              =?Utf-8?B?S2VuIEQu?= wrote on 01 sep 2006 in
              microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
              "Evertjan." wrote:
              >
              [..]
              >>
              >Depending on the asp-email system you use it is just adding the
              >"rep"'s emailadress as a BCC
              >>
              >Using Jmail it is:
              >>
              >theRep = ""rep@yourcompa ny.com" ' [or the SQL execution equivalent]
              >>
              >JMail.AddRecip ientBCC theRep
              >>
              >CDO or CDONT will use a similar command, methinks.
              [please do not toppost on usenet]
              OK, not being a programmer by trade, I need a bit more information.
              >
              Say I use code something like this:
              >
              Set myMail=CreateOb ject("CDO.Messa ge")
              myMail.Subject= "Something Here"
              myMail.From="sy sadmin@domain.c om"
              myMail.To="rep@ domain.com"
              myMail.TextBody ="This is the information."
              myMail.Send
              set myMail=nothing
              That was not what I suggested, I suggested to send rep a blind copy of
              the mail the programme sends to te user.
              Where is it placed in the page and how is it called? Should it be in
              the asp page that the employee enters data or generated when the
              confirmation page loads?
              >
              Sorry about the confusion.
              The does and don'ts of CDO and CDONT are not my specialty, as I wrote.

              However it seems you know nothing about planning an ASP based interactive
              system, so I would suggest to you, as it seems a commercial undertaking,
              to hire a programmer or the learn far more and become an ASP programmer
              yourself in a few months.



              --
              Evertjan.
              The Netherlands.
              (Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

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