Can't Make Heads or Tails of ASPMail

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  1. I was having a wonderful day a couple of weeks ago when I discovered a ASP E-mail script that acted like frommail.cgi. I was so happy and it worked with very little tweeking. Last week I got a call from 2 of my client's because there contact pages ceased to work. I e-mailed discount asp and they told me that they changed somethin or other and now my asp mailer won't work. They refered me to a couple of knowledge base articles but they aren't very enlightening. My old mailer is a independent script that my form POSTs to. The following is included in the form itself:

    <form action='/scripts/formmail.asp' method='post'>
    <input name='_recipients' type='hidden' value='[email protected]' />
    <input name='_requiredFields' type='hidden'value='name,email' />

    Is this new aspmail program similar? Can someone explain to me how to set it up?

    Thanks


    Devin
     
  2. Thanks for the reply. Yes I did see that code sample. I am pretty new to ASP, I come from more the web designer side than a coder. I have been fudging my way through learning as I go.

    1.) How do I set this up to accept information from a form? I.E. a contact page with a simple contact form (name, e-mail, question)

    2.) How do I then set up a page with a response. I.E. Successfull suibmission, you have submitted... name, etc.

    The code I got from brainjar.com was a lot more self explanitory. All you had to do was change a couple of things on a external script and then set your form to post to it.

    Any suggestions anyone can offer would be great.

    Devin
     
  3. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    You should be able to use brainJar's script. just set the mailComp property to either Cdosys or Jmail.

    Bruce

    DiscountASP.NET
    www.DiscountASP.NET
     
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