I have to send a thanks email (if someone emails to the particular account they will get automatic email saying "Thanks for sending"). How should I do this in asp.net mvc 2? What is the logic?
Consider using a brilliant library MvcMailer
You can use it to send text or html email, which body you define as a view. You can use whatever model you need and render emails with specific data.
It is available as a NuGet package for easy install.
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I am using the mailer package. However, the mailer package does not support web. Suddenly I thought that the package url_launcher can send emails and support the web.
However, I have a question, how can I make the body HTML? Or is this not a solution for sending emails with HTML body?
I didn't include the code because I don't think the code has anything to do with this.
If you need more info feel free to leave a comment!
How to send email with HTML body in Flutter's web? I would appreciate any help. Thank you in advance!
For a few of my recent projects built for web I was using firebase, and could simply add the Firebase Mail Extension, which allows you to push a document to a specific collection with data such as the target email address, subject, and body (included HTML). The extension then triggers the email to be sent through SMTP.
Read more about it here
I would like to set up a form on my Shopify website. I want the content of the form to be sent to me via email. So I would like to use the get method and set the forms action attribute to a URL that will send me an email with the submissions.
The question is, how do I send an email through URL's? Or do I need to use API for this? Is it possible at all? Or is it gonna be possible for me to submit the form to a mystore.myshopify.com page?
I have already tried searching some similar questions, but nothing was satisfying.
Sending an email is something that is done on a back-end of the server. With Shopify it's not possible because you don't have access to the back-end.
But the default Shopify contact form does send you an email when it's submitted, so you can use it. You can modify its fields, copy it to other pages, etc.
If you want more customization options, or more control you'll have to use a service. Shopify recommends Wufoo or Jotform. But you can use whatever you like.
One additional thing. If you have a server somewhere where you can access the back-end, you can send your form data there and email it yourself with PHP or any other language that can run there and send emails.
I'm new in swift programming and I'm working on simple app. However, I was wondering if I can build "Contact us" view controller where the user enters his message and his data sent to me by email. Is it possible?
example:
There are two approaches to send mail from iPhone SDK
You could try MFMailComposeViewController to send an email.
You could set up a web server from where you could send the email with the help of web services.
I’ll suggest building a web service, post this data as a JSON object, make a fancy email at server end and shot it to concerned email id, you have an option to do any additional task.
Like storing a data to db, tagging it specific way and filtering emails from blacklisted email ids.
You can use mail gun or mail trap to help you setup simple way.
I have a console programme in CakePhp that send email to many users.But there is problem that different email clients have different look for same email.Yahoo have exactly the right layout according to my code but gmail has bad layout.
Now my question is that if i use sendgrid service for sending email then layout problem will be solved or not?
Thanks
SendGrid doesn't do anything special to ensure that your email looks good, but there are other tools for that such as litmus.com. The main thing you want to make sure you do is to use inline CSS styles; many clients don't process rules correctly unless they are inline.
How do I create a contact form that will submit to an email address? The email account will be hard coded and grabbed from a form field to cc sender.
Thanks!!
You'll need the form to submit to a controller action on the server (I'm assuming ASP .NET MVC 2 based on the question's title) which will build and send the email.
There are plenty of tutorials on how to actually send the email. Basically, you use the mail objects from System.Net to construct a message and send it to an SMTP server. Naturally, this means you'll need an SMTP server you can use. Your email provider may or may not have a public one. If not, that's a whole other question.