Hi All,

Could someone help me with this ASP code. This is a form that email all the
information to an email specify. I got this code out of a tutorial site and
it seem to be working fine. The problem is that in the tutorial, the author
only uses two variables and he uses the line code below to display it:

objCDO.Body ="Name: " & ename & " " & branch

The result is this:
Name: John Research

I want to display more than one variable and in this format:

Name: John
Branch: Research
Email:
Suggestion:
This is a test

How do I write this code in this command line to display the information just like above?

objCDO.Body = ???


Below is the whole code for the mail I got from the tutorial.
Thank you for all your help in dvance.
-dave


<%
if Request.Querystring("isSubmitted" = "yes" then

Dim ename, branch, email, suggestion
Dim objCDO

ename = Request.Querystring("Name"
branch = Request.Querystring("Branch"
email = Request.Querystring("Email"
suggestion = Request.Querystring("Technical_Suggestion"

Set objCDO = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail"

objCDO.From = email
objCDO.To =" "
objCDO.Cc =""
objCDO.Subject ="Technical Suggestions"
objCDO.Body ="Name: " & ename & " " & branch

objCDO.BodyFormat = 1
objCDO.MailFormat = 1

objCDO.Send

ConfirmMsg = "Thank you for submitting your suggestions."

end if
%>

Something like this:

<%
if Request.Querystring("isSubmitted" = "yes" then

Dim ename, branch, email, suggestion
Dim objCDO, strBodyText

ename = Request.Querystring("Name"
branch = Request.Querystring("Branch"
email = Request.Querystring("Email"
suggestion = Request.Querystring("Technical_Suggestion"
strBodyText = "Name: " & ename & "<br>"
strBodyText = strBodyText & "Branch: " & branch & "<br>"
strBodyText = strBodyText & "eMail: " & email & "<br>"
strBodyText = strBodyText & "Suggestion: " & suggestion & "<br>"

Set objCDO = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail"

objCDO.From = email
objCDO.To =" "
objCDO.Cc =""
objCDO.Subject ="Technical Suggestions"
objCDO.Body = strBodyText

objCDO.BodyFormat = 1
objCDO.MailFormat = 1

objCDO.Send

ConfirmMsg = "Thank you for submitting your suggestions."

end if
%>

Hi...

After I cut and pasted your code, all the variables were able to display, but the format came out like this:

Name: Dave<br>Branch: Test Division<br>Email:
<br>Suggestion: This is a test<br>

How do I get it to display it like this

Name: Dave
Branch: Test Division
Email:
Suggestion:
This is a test

Thanks.
-dave

Try changing two lines:

objMail.MailFormat = cdoMailFormatMime
objMail.BodyFormat = cdoBodyFormatHTML

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Hi...

After I cut and pasted your code, all the variables were able to display, but the format came out like this:

Name: Dave&lt;br&gt;Branch: Test Division&lt;br&gt;Email:
&lt;br&gt;Suggestion: This is a test&lt;br&gt;

How do I get it to display it like this

Name: Dave
Branch: Test Division
Email:
Suggestion:
This is a test

Thanks.
-dave


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If you want to send mail SMTP (Simple Mail Text Protocol)try the following:
<pre id=code><font face=courier size=2 id=code>
strBodyText = "Name: " & ename & vbCrLf
strBodyText = strBodyText & "Branch: " & branch & vbCrLf
strBodyText = strBodyText & "eMail: " & email & vbCrLf
strBodyText = strBodyText & "Suggestion: " & suggestion & vbCrLf</font id=code></pre id=code>

(vbCrLf = Visual Basic Carriage Return Line Feed)

Regards

Owen.

Multiple Parameter UD4 / Access 2000 Database Search Tutorial:
www.tdsf.co.uk/tdsfdemo

Thank you all, both suggestions works!

-Dave