The following steps come to mind:
- save the html string to a .htm file (using a streamwriter)
- attach the file to your mail
(- delete file when mails have been send)
Hi Jon,
You might have more luck/more responses if you trie posting in the asp.net forum:
http://www.tek-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=855
You can do two things to send the data to another page:
1 form a url containing the new page and the data as request variables and use response.redirect...
A little more background info:
I'm currently using the microsoft enterprise library, more specifically the data application block. The data application block has a function 'UpdateDataset' that enables you to save modified rows in a dataset to the database. You need to use a commandwrapper (a...
Maybe I should explain a little more:
When creating a strongly typed datset the columns are added as properties of the specific datatable object and the values can be accessed by reading out the property values:
say you create a typed dataset 'RatingDc', with the datatables Rating and...
Hi phinoppix,
Yeah I know that there's a column collection, but you have to supply an index to access a specific column. My question is wether you can access the column names directy, without supplying an index.
Since the columns are defined in a typed dataset I would expect that I could...
Hi all,
I'm trying to read out the name of a column in a strongly typed dataset, not the value of the column, but the NAME of the column. I am able to read out the name of the table by using the .Tablename property of the typed dataset, however I can't find a similar property for columns. The...
Hi all,
Question for the stylesheet experts (if any):
I use a stylesheet in my website, I have the following class defined:
td.tdtoppage, td.tdtoppagebeheer {
background-color: #346A1C;
background-image: url(../art/topimagetest.jpg);
height: 131px;
width: 779px;
font-family...
Hi all,
I have the following problem: we have a datbase where the ip adresses of the people visiting our website are stored, together with the time at which the website is visited. Table looks like this:
ID Date IP
1 2003-02-13 09:41:48.463 194.151.67.130
2...
Hi all,
I'm trying to display the userdomain using the windows scripting host when a user open a asp page. However, the wsh.userdomain value is always empty. Now I've read in msdn that u can only read this value on windows 98 and windows ME machies if the userdomain environment variable is set...
Hi all,
When the text of a node in a treeview is greater than the width of the node, then u see a sort of tooltip displaying the full text of the node (when u put your mouse on the node). Does anyone know how I can disable this?
Thanx in advance
I just looked this up the help section of ws_ftp le:
"By default, ftp data connections are established by the ftp site. Passive mode forces the data connections to be established by the client. Passive mode may be required for users who are behind some types of router bases firewalls or...
What i know (what they've told me) is this: In active mode, the ftp server determines the port (of the client) that is used to make the connection back to the ftp client. This can cause problems when the client needs to work through a firewall, because the firewall can keep this determided port...
For the first problem use the mid function, works like
mid (string that's being searched, startposition , lenght)
In your case startposition is either 1 or 3 and lenght is always 1 (1 character)
The second problem:
the chr command converts ascii numbers to characters. use the keypress event...
Borderstyle = 2 (sizable)
I'm already using a timer to check if the postion has changed. Just wanted to know if there was a sort of event that went of or there was another solution to the problem.
Thanx anyway.
Hi all,
I need to register the form.top and form.left positions when the form is moved or repositioned. Does anyone know which event goes off when the form is moved or how I can solve this problem?
Much appreciated
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