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Here's what I'm trying to do. I have created one page from this page subscriber can subscribe for newletter.
I want to do when subscriber press submit button the password is generated and sent to his mails address as specified..
also the username and password send to the database also
Now, also this subscriber will get weekly newsletter...
I would like the form to do is capture the data when the submit button is clicked, and send a "personalized" autoreply. In otherwords, immediately send an email to the email address that was indicated in the form box, and address it to the name that was submitted in the form box. Also, it would be important for the form to be filled out in entirety in order for the submission process to continue.
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Ok...since I saw no updates so far, and I've had time to think about it a bit more, I'll go ahead and post some parts of what I'd see as a solution.
First off, if your server can do ASP, then on the page that handles the form, the first thing that should happen should be a statement that simply checks to see that there is a result for every required field. This can be done especially easy if you use if blocks to separate out the before and after of execution of the form and have it point to itself. So it'd look like this:
<%
Dim username, password, emailaddy..., processForm, errMsg
username = request.querystring("usern
password = request.querystring("passw
emailaddy = request.querystring("email
processForm = "yes"
If username = "" then
processForm = "no"
errMsg = "You must include a username.<br>"
End If
If password = "" then
processForm = "no"
errMsg = "You must include a password.<br>"
End If
If emailaddy = "" then processForm = "no"
errMsg = "You must include an email address.<br>"
End If
If processForm = "no" then
response.write("<B><font color='red'>" & errMsg & "</font></B>")
[INSERT FORM CODE;]
Else
[code for Processing Form]
End if
%>
Now then, about the email stuff. If you're running IIS with ASP, you can run CDONTS. Here's an example that sends an email using the address the user has left:
<% If emailaddy <> "" THEN
Set objCDOMessage = Server.CreateObject("CDONT
' creates the object
objCDOMessage.From = "me@myserver.com" ' the address listed as "From"
objCDOMessage.To = email ' the address listed as "To"
' you could include bcc and cc recipients as well
objCDOMessage.Subject = "visit to our site" ' specify the subject header
objCDOMessage.Body = "Thank you for visiting our web site."
'now send the message
objCDOMessage.Send
'wrap things up
Set objCDOMessage = Nothing
End If
%>
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by: JeffreyGBPosted on 2003-07-17 at 11:57:09ID: 8945471
Do you have any of this made already, like the html page with the form? What language do you need it to be in? Does your server support ASP? If so, I can work out something for you, but I might need some of the form code to do it. If you could post that, or give me a link so I could download it, I'd be happy to put something together as soon as I have a change (probably tomorrow morning).
- Jeffrey