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evansforsyth
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JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 5/28/2003 0:14:54
Help!!! I can' t seem to get this JMail working--my first JMail. Any kind soul out there willing to bail me out?
Online, it is (not working) at http://thebachelors.ca/Evans_test.asp
(There are two versions of this code on that page, so it looks a bit messy after running.)
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<%@LANGUAGE = VBSCRIPT%>
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv=" Content-Type" content=" text/html; charset=windows-1252" >
<title>Evans Experiment</title>
<meta name=" GENERATOR" content=" Microsoft FrontPage 5.0" >
<meta name=" ProgId" content=" FrontPage.Editor.Document" >
<meta name=" Microsoft Theme" content=" bachelors 010, default" >
<meta name=" Microsoft Border" content=" tlb, default" >
</head>
<body>
<p> </p>
<p><font color=" #000000" ><!--webbot bot=" HTMLMarkup" startspan -->
<%
ServerAddress = " smtp.ai-hosting.com"
ID = " ID"
My_First_Name = " first name"
recipient1 = " CopyToSender@evansforsyth.com"
recipient2 = " ToBachelors@evansforsyth.com"
senderEmail = recipient1
subject = " I am interested. E-Mail from TheBachelors.ca"
body = " Just learning how."
' Create the JMail message Object
set msg = Server.CreateOBject( " JMail.Message" )
' Set logging to true to ease any potential debugging
' And set silent to true as we wish to handle our errors ourself
msg.Logging = true
msg.silent = true
' Enter the sender data
msg.From = senderEmail
' Note that as addRecipient is method and not
' a property, we do not use an equals ( = ) sign
msg.AddRecipient recipient1
msg.AddRecipient recipient2
' The subject of the message
msg.Subject = subject
' And the body
msg.body = body
' Now send the message, using the indicated mailserver
if not msg.Send(ServerAddress) then
Response.write " <pre>" & msg.log & " </pre>"
else
Response.write " Message sent succesfully!"
end if
' Debugging stuff
Response.write recipient1
Response.write recipient2
Response.write senderEmail
Response.write subject
Response.write body
%>
<!--webbot bot=" HTMLMarkup" endspan --></font></p>
</body>
</html>
< Message edited by evansforsyth -- 5/28/2003 10:52 AM >
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Doug G
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 5/28/2003 2:07:57
It seems to me you need two parameters to the addrecipient method for the to name and email address.
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evansforsyth
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 5/28/2003 10:50:28
Thanks for the reply!
Changed the " addrecipient method" to
msg.AddRecipient recipient1, " name1"
msg.AddRecipient recipient2, " name2"
Still no joy!
Sure appreciate your suggestion tho' .
Evans
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 6/3/2003 12:53:45
Since I cant see the page now, I am only guessing:
Does the mail server require authentication? If so, you need to add your username and password in the code:
msg.MailServerUserName = username
msg.MailServerPassWord = password
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evansforsyth
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 6/3/2003 13:24:18
Got it working now--sorta!
Couple of things were wrong.
- If there is a space provided in the identifier for an e-mail address " msg.AddRecipient " admin@whoever.com" , CanNotBeASpace" " -- then the identifier is scrambled up!
- If the " msg.From = " admin1@whoever.coml" " is not valid (I intended any replies to be caught by a catchall alias)--then the recipient will not receive the message! (This may be related to the webmail program supplied by my webhost.)
- Finally, once the second point, above, was fixed--the messages were sent to the Spam folder in HotMail.
Why is it working, " sorta" ?
- do spam detectors see that these e-mails are from JMail, and call them spam? Almost looks like it!
- There does not seem to be a copy feature, something like " msg.AddCC " admin@whoever.com" " .
After using JMail, I " sorta" prefer CDONTS!
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Huge thanks to everyone who helped! It would be impossible to do this stuff without you!
Evans
< Message edited by evansforsyth -- 6/3/2003 1:26:02 PM >
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evansforsyth
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 6/4/2003 22:34:42
Yes, and it has to be a valid address--not one that will go to the " catchall" alias!
I' m using appliedi.net as host--and this problem may be related to their webmail service.
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evansforsyth
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RE: JMail Almost Working? Help!!! - 6/4/2003 23:05:27
As near as I can tell, this script is not using a BCC, or a CC either!
(Wish I knew how to do a CC with JMail!)
Thanks for the follow-up!
Evans
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