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    I went there and followed the directions and copied their form for testing, and uploaded it here:




    I cheated the tags, but here is the ASP code that I am trying to use.

    <%@ Language=VBScript %>
    <% Option Explicit %>
    <%
    'The header/footer for the email.
    Const strHeader = "Here are the results of the form:"
    Const strFooter = "Form mailer created by 4GuysFromRolla.com, 1999"

    'Who does this go to?
    Const strTo = "[email protected]"

    'This information is optional
    Dim strFrom, strSubject, strRedirectURL, strFromPath

    strFrom = Request.Form("txtSendToEmailAddress")
    if Len(strFrom) = 0 then strFrom = strTo

    strSubject = Request.Form("txtEmailSubject")
    if Len(strSubject) = 0 then strSubject = "FORM EMAILER: 4GuysFromRolla.com, 1999"

    strRedirectURL = Request.Form("urlSendTo")
    if Len(strRedirectURL) = 0 then strRedirectURL = "/"

    strFromPath = Request.Form("urlFromPath")
    if Len(strFromPath) = 0 then strFromPath = "UNKNOWN"



    Dim strBody
    strBody = strHeader & vbCrLf & vbCrLf
    strBody = strBody & "FORM: " & strFromPath & vbCrLf & _
    "FORM submitted at " & Now() & vbCrLf & vbCrLf

    Dim myElement
    For Each myElement in Request.Form
    Select Case Left(myElement,3)
    Case "txt","sel","rad":
    strBody = strBody & Replace(Mid(myElement,4,len(myElement)),"."," ") & _
    ": "
    if Len(Request.Form(myElement)) = 0 then
    strBody = strBody & "UNANSWERED"
    else
    strBody = strBody & Request.Form(myElement)
    end if

    strBody = strBody & vbCrLf

    Case "chk":
    strBody = strBody & Replace(Mid(myElement,4,len(myElement)),"."," ") & _
    ": " & Request.Form(myElement) & vbCrLf
    End Select
    Next

    strBody = strBody & vbCrLf & strFooter

    'Time to send the email
    Dim objCDO
    Set objCDO = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
    objCDO.To = strTo
    objCDO.From = strFrom

    objCDO.Subject = strSubject
    objCDO.Body = strBody

    objCDO.Send

    Set objCDO = Nothing

    Response.Redirect strRedirectURL
    %>
    It still needs some 'fine tuning' but thats for as soon as I get it to work. All that happens with my form is an error. I am pretty darn sure that brinksters supports asp.

  • #2
    If you have a "free" brinkster account, it doesn't allow you to send CDONTS mail - you have to pay for that.

    It would usually be helpful to post the error you're getting - but if the above is the case, I know what it is... "permission denied" - right?
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    • #3
      Well, here is what you get with their free service...it says ASP, but I don't know about the component part of it...


      Cost: FREE


      • Redundant Web Servers
      • 30 MB of Web Space
      • 500 MB/Mnth Data Xfer
      • NO Email Accounts
      • Web Based File Mgr
      • .NET v1 / MMIT v1
      • ASP 3.0
      • NO Domain Name
      • NO ASP Components



      Um, permission denied? Actually, I get...

      The page cannot be displayed
      There is a problem with the page you are trying to reach and it cannot be displayed.

      I don't know about the free stuff, I do suppose I will go check here.
      Last edited by bacterozoid; Jul 14, 2002, 02:06 PM.

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      • #4
        ah nevermind the ASP stuff, i just used that link at the bottom of your post whammy....works perfect.

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        • #5


          P.S. To find out EXACTLY what error you're getting, turn off "Show friendly HTTP errors" under Tools/Internet Options/Advanced in IE.

          It's pretty obvious from what you typed that you don't have that disabled - which is very useful if you're programming in ASP.

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          If you can teach yourself how to learn, you can learn anything. ;)

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          • #6
            Ah, well I flipped that off, thanks for the tip!

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