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ASP CDO mail only works when browser cache is cleared
an email address to be added to a mailing list. The following ASP script works the first time a user submits his or her email address. However, if the same user tries to submit another email, the browser hangs and times out. If the user clears the browser's cache, this script works fine. Could someone please explain this behaviour and how I can resolve it? Thanks! <% Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") myMail.Subject= "MAILING LIST ADDITION" myMail.From= Request.Form.Item(1) myMail.To="u***@domain.com" myMail.TextBody= "Please add the following person to the mailing list: " & VbCrLf & VbCrLf & Request.Form.Item(1) myMail.Send set myMail=nothing Response.Redirect "http://www.domain.com" %> Show quote
"Henry" <hank755***@yahoo.ca> wrote in message I'm struggling to respond to this. Its somewhat incoherant. Are you surenews:1194369377.578712.245440@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com... > I have a simple form on a page in my website in which a user can enter > an email address to be added to a mailing list. > > The following ASP script works the first time a user submits his or > her email address. However, if the same user tries to submit another > email, the browser hangs and times out. If the user clears the > browser's cache, this script works fine. Could someone please explain > this behaviour and how I can resolve it? > > Thanks! > > <% > > Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") > myMail.Subject= "MAILING LIST ADDITION" > myMail.From= Request.Form.Item(1) > myMail.To="u***@domain.com" > myMail.TextBody= "Please add the following person to the mailing list: > " & VbCrLf & VbCrLf & Request.Form.Item(1) > myMail.Send > set myMail=nothing > Response.Redirect "http://www.domain.com" > > %> > the mail server you are using allows emails to apparently come from any random address? What does the form look like? I think we need to see that. I take it the page of code above is the action page of the form? You then redirect to the root of your site how does the user get to the form again? -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET The form is a simple text field on a "Contact Us" page of our website.
The user enters an email address and clicks on a Send button. The scipt above is the action page which redirects the user back to the homepage. Sorry if it wasn't clear. To my knowledge, our server does not validate the email address. In my testing, I am able to successfully send an email via the form only once. And then I need to clear my browser cache for it to work again. I'm stumped! Show quote On Nov 8, 8:06 am, "Anthony Jones" <A***@yadayadayada.com> wrote: > "Henry" <hank755***@yahoo.ca> wrote in message > > news:1194369377.578712.245440@19g2000hsx.googlegroups.com... > > > > > > > I have a simple form on a page in my website in which a user can enter > > an email address to be added to a mailing list. > > > The following ASP script works the first time a user submits his or > > her email address. However, if the same user tries to submit another > > email, the browser hangs and times out. If the user clears the > > browser's cache, this script works fine. Could someone please explain > > this behaviour and how I can resolve it? > > > Thanks! > > > <% > > > Set myMail=CreateObject("CDO.Message") > > myMail.Subject= "MAILING LIST ADDITION" > > myMail.From= Request.Form.Item(1) > > myMail.To="u***@domain.com" > > myMail.TextBody= "Please add the following person to the mailing list: > > " & VbCrLf & VbCrLf & Request.Form.Item(1) > > myMail.Send > > set myMail=nothing > > Response.Redirect "http://www.domain.com" > > > %> > > I'm struggling to respond to this. Its somewhat incoherant. Are you sure > the mail server you are using allows emails to apparently come from any > random address? > > What does the form look like? I think we need to see that. > I take it the page of code above is the action page of the form? > You then redirect to the root of your site how does the user get to the form > again? > > -- > Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - Show quote
"Henry" <hank755***@yahoo.ca> wrote in message I'm not sure it such a good idea to do redirect in response to a postnews:1194536182.261577.176440@e34g2000pro.googlegroups.com... > The form is a simple text field on a "Contact Us" page of our website. > The user enters an email address and clicks on a Send button. The > scipt above is the action page which redirects the user back to the > homepage. Sorry if it wasn't clear. > > To my knowledge, our server does not validate the email address. In my > testing, I am able to successfully send an email via the form only > once. And then I need to clear my browser cache for it to work again. > > I'm stumped! > anyway. You might be better of sending some content back thanking the user for their interest etc blah. -- Anthony Jones - MVP ASP/ASP.NET
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