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Posted 05 May 2003 16:37:44
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05 May 2003 16:37:44 Keith Russell posted:
Can any genius tell me if it is possible to email the contents, of repeated regions?Replies
Replied 05 May 2003 17:38:34
05 May 2003 17:38:34 Brent Colflesh replied:
I don't think there are any certified geniuses (genii?) posting on this board...
Of course you can email the contents of a repeated region - look at your email script & replace the contents of the message w/the output from your RR.
Regards,
Brent
Of course you can email the contents of a repeated region - look at your email script & replace the contents of the message w/the output from your RR.
Regards,
Brent
Replied 06 May 2003 19:58:05
06 May 2003 19:58:05 Keith Russell replied:
Brent
Maybe I'm getting you wrong, I hope I'm not.... I actually want to program, so that, when a form is submitted with dynamic values and repeated regions, it emails all the values. I have no problem emailing single dynameic values just repeated region,
Are you saying you can some how email a repeated regions recordset...
Regards
Keith
Maybe I'm getting you wrong, I hope I'm not.... I actually want to program, so that, when a form is submitted with dynamic values and repeated regions, it emails all the values. I have no problem emailing single dynameic values just repeated region,
Are you saying you can some how email a repeated regions recordset...
Regards
Keith
Replied 06 May 2003 20:27:06
06 May 2003 20:27:06 Brent Colflesh replied:
Well - now you've actually given us a little information to answer your question - a form doesn't have dynamic values when it is posted - it can have dynamic options when it is displayed - are you saying that you have a form, you post it's results to another page, the result page uses those values to return multiple records, you want all those records sent via an email?
Again, the answer is to put the output into the $message part of an email script - what are you currently using, CDONTS on IIS?
Regards,
Brent
Again, the answer is to put the output into the $message part of an email script - what are you currently using, CDONTS on IIS?
Regards,
Brent
Replied 06 May 2003 20:51:51
06 May 2003 20:51:51 Keith Russell replied:
Brent I have a page which displays, dynamic data, from 3 tables which have 3 different recordsets all based on MM_Username.
1 table displays dynamic values.
the other 2 are used to display the repeat regions, based on MM_Username, being the same as recordset field username.
It doesn't matter if I email these details on the same page or on the next page.
The webhosting company has CDonts, Jmail, ASPMail I assume with IIS. I will use whatever to get this to work.....
Any pointers appreciated, as I am really stuck in the mud on this one.
Cheers
Keith
1 table displays dynamic values.
the other 2 are used to display the repeat regions, based on MM_Username, being the same as recordset field username.
It doesn't matter if I email these details on the same page or on the next page.
The webhosting company has CDonts, Jmail, ASPMail I assume with IIS. I will use whatever to get this to work.....
Any pointers appreciated, as I am really stuck in the mud on this one.
Cheers
Keith
Replied 06 May 2003 22:34:14
06 May 2003 22:34:14 Brent Colflesh replied:
So add email code (via CDONTS, JMail, etc..) to email the same variables you are displaying on the page - put them in the message portion of the email code. CDONTS examples at:
www.aspin.com/func/search?tree=aspin&qry=cdonts&cat=
Regards,
Brent
www.aspin.com/func/search?tree=aspin&qry=cdonts&cat=
Regards,
Brent