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Member 11860659 31-Jul-15 6:12 31-Jul-15 6:12 I had to patch an existing ASP.NET website and implement a form to send emails. Perhaps this is not something very tricky for hardcore ASP warriors, but for me, coming from PHP/CMS/Python it's quite an unknown territory.
Piloti nascar download. The big problem came when I discovered that the internal email server didn't obey my requests. Then I tried to adapt it to use an external email service and yours was the only solution I found that really worked and solved my problem. Thanks a lot.
You've saved my weekend! Gmail port is changed for email sending. Also note that with Gmail, you can send and receive messages up to 25 megabytes (MB) in size. If you tried configuring your SMTP server on port 465 (with SSL) and port 587 (with TLS), but are still having trouble sending mail, try configuring your SMTP to use port 25 (with SSL).
Website with MessageBox interface Introduction In my last two articles titled 'Creating a Custom Message Box', I described how to create a simple message box which could be used in desktop applications. In this article I will explain how to create a message box class in C# to use in web applications.
Background Any web developer will tell you, if you want to display a message box to a user of a web application, you need to use the JavaScript alert or confirm function and these functions are great for displaying simple messages and getting responses. But they lack in many areas such as not being able to add different icons or buttons, and visually they are not great to look. Solution If you want a message box that looks good and to which you can add your own buttons as well as your own icons, then your only solution is to do it yourself. But don't panic, it is really not that difficult.
By using a combination of JavaScript and CSS, you can create a message box which your users can respond to. Solution Explained Page Dimmer The first thing that you will need to do is make the page content inaccessible, by this I mean once your message box is displayed, your user will not be able to click on any navigations link on your page without acknowledging the message box. This is where the page dimmer comes in.
The page dimmer is simply a div element with a fixed position. What this does is place a div element over your page content. If you were to set the background color of the div, then your page content will no longer be visible. After placing the div on the page with a fixed position and assuming you have set a background color for the div, your page content will no longer be viewable because the page is placed behind the div as mentioned. Rather than making the page go white or whatever color when the message box is shown, it would be nice if the background was semi transparent so that you can at least see the page content. If you are not quite sure about what I mean by this, take a look at the screenshot above.
Notice that the background is semi-transparent and the page content is still viewable. This gives the impression that the page is dimmed.
Thus the name Page Dimmer. Listing 1.1 below is a sample CSS code which demonstrates how to make a div semi-transparent with a fixed position. Note that the background of the page is set to black, with a transparency of 50, which is set as the opacity.
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If you test the code below, you will not get a sense that the div is partially transparent. It will just appear as though the page is grey. But bare with me, you will get the full effect when you get to turn the page dimmer on and off.
Listing 1.7 TITLE ICON MESSAGE BUTTONS The markers are highlighted in bold. Notice also the CSS for both the page dimmer and message box divs are contained in style tags. Finally, Listing 1.8 and Listing 1.9 below are the code for the MessageBox and MessageBoxButton classes. Jp2code 16-Nov-12 11:19 16-Nov-12 11:19 Syed, Your GoDaddy domain expired on 25 Oct 2012, so I can not get the latest version of your code.
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I went there because the example you post here does not match up with the project you posted. The example code posted above shows how to set the onClick method by hiding the elements that are retrieved by their ID. The project you posted uses a template file that does not use these document IDs. I am trying to get this technique to work, but right now all it is doing is graying out my main form. Can you please update the code here or the code in your sample project?