Send Template Email

Create one file (suggestion: email_templates.asp) with all of your email templates. You can give it any filename extension you want, or none at all. I recommend giving it a ".asp" extension so the embedded "response.end" won't let anyone see it's contents. In your ASP code, create a dictionary object, and pass all variables to it you wish to appear in the email. The template variable naming convention is loosely based off of the awesome Smarty system: {$first_name}, {$hour}, {$timezone_short}, etc. There are a number of pre-defined values: Month, day, year, hour, minute, second, timezone, am/pm; all time variables have zero-prefixed variations, too. {$m}/{$dd}/{$yyyy} {$h12}:{$mmin}:{$ss} {$ampm} {$timezone_short} Search for "Timestamp" in email_templates.asp. Any unknown template variables will resolve to empty strings.