| Line No | Coding |
| 1 | <%@ Page Language="VB" %> |
| 2 | <%@ Import NameSpace="System.Web.Mail" %> |
| 3 | <script language="VB" runat="server"> |
| 4 | Sub btnSendMail_OnClick(Source As Object, E As EventArgs) |
| 5 | Dim myMessage As New MailMessage |
| 6 | Dim myMail As SmtpMail |
| 7 | myMessage.From = "sender email" |
| 8 | myMessage.To = "recipient email" |
| 9 | myMessage.Subject = "Subject of the email" |
| 10 | myMessage.Body = "Hello" |
| 11 | myMail.SmtpServer = "192.168.0.1" <!-- replace with your server ip--> |
| 12 | myMail.Send(myMessage) |
| 13 | End Sub |
| 14 | </script> |
| Line No | Explanation |
| 1 | Declare VB language is use as this page language |
| 2 | We need to import the component call System.Web.Mail,in order to use MailMessage object. |
| 3 | Declare the script language. Here, ASP.NET is using Visual Basic Language and this script is running at server side |
| 4 | This sub class will be called once the user click on the button |
| 5 | Create MailMessage Component |
| 6 | Create SMTP Mail Component |
| 7 | .From - To represent the sender |
| 8 | .To - To represent the recipient |
| 9 | .Subject - To represent the subject of the email |
| 10 | .Body - To represent the content of the email |
| 11 | .SMTPServer - represent SMTP server when sending
It is advisable to use SMTP server's IP address, please contact Technical Support if you are not sure what is the correct IP to be used. |
| 12 | .Send - Send your message to the recipient |
| 13 | End of Sub class |
| 14 | End of script |
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