The following code was being utilized with a form for which after submittal it would send out an e-mail. I recently changed host services and now it appears that I need to incorperate the host server credentials ie "Name and Password" to function. Referencing the code below I am gettting a line error @ (SmtpClient.Credentials) stating an object reference is required or property 'System.NetMail.Smtp.Client.Credentials.get'
It is situations like this where it is highly advisable to not name your variables the same name as the class you are instantiating (save for a change of casing). Subtle errors like these can crop up, and--depending on the scenario--could be much more harmful.
It is situations like this where it is highly advisable to not name your variables the same name as the class you are instantiating (save for a change of casing). Subtle errors like these can crop up, and--depending on the scenario--could be much more harmful.