[Step]

Hello everybody.

I'm having problems with CDONTS. I want people to enter my site, send me an e-mail and I want them to recieve an autoresponse (in their mailbox). Something like "We will contact you as soon as possible... etc...", with some news or latest promotions, etc. I use Flash with ASP. I am not a programmer, but a web designer, so I don't know a lot about programming or ASP.

The mail form and one part of the code is inside Flash, and it is my ASP above. So far users can get my page and send me a mail. And I recieve it. The problem is I can't figure out what should I do so they can receive an autoresponse, some .txt or .html file. Thank you very much.

<%@Language=VBScript%>
<%Option Explicit%>
<%Response.Buffer = True%>

<%
Dim Mailer
Dim msgTxt

msgTxt = Request("name") & vbCrLf
msgTxt = msgTxt & "le ha enviado el siguiente mensaje:" & vbCrLf & vbCrLf
msgTxt = msgTxt & Request("message")

'CDONTS Mail setup
Set Mailer = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.Newmail")
Mailer.Send Request("email"), Request("recipient"), Request("subject"), msgTxt
Set Mailer = nothing


Response.Write "mailSent=true"
%>

[Shane]

If you want a simple auto-response, fake-it and just copy the code you used before. Just send one to yourself, and one to the user acting as an auto-response.

[Step]

Thank you, Shane! That would be useful for me, but not for the people I work for. May be if I can't do anything else, I will take your advice. Sorry for beeing so "demanding",

[Shane]

I don't see how they wouldn't like it. If they don't like that solution, they will need to attach autoresponders to the actual mailbox, which isn't an ASP solution.

[Step]

o.k. Then may be I don't really understand what do you mean by "fake it"?

[Tesco]

He means, have the code you already have, but twice.

Use it first time round as the Message from the user, and then second time round, to act as a auto-responder.

[Shane]

Originally posted by Tesco
He means, have the code you already have, but twice.

Use it first time round as the Message from the user, and then second time round, to act as a auto-responder.

Exactly. Thanks.

[Step]

Now I get it. I think I should have mentioned that I didn't write that code. I copied it from Internet. I don't really want you to write the code for me, but I would like you to explain it a little more explicitly if it is possible. Thank you very much, Shane and Tesco, for your previous answers.