Check my code...

I couldn't test this for myself, so could someone test it or check it for me?

Code:

[b][color=#008000]set[/b][/color] [b]objMail[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [b]Server[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]CreateObject[/b][color=#008000]([/color][i]"CDONTS.NewMail"[/i][color=#008000])[/color]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]Importance[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [color=#ff00f0]2[/color]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]From[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [b]email[/b]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]Subject[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [b]subject[/b]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[b]To[/b][/color] [color=#008000]=[/color] "[i][email="alexinia@iowatelecom.net"]alexinia@iowatelecom.net[/email]"[/i]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]BodyFormat[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [color=#ff00f0]1[/color]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]MailFormat[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [color=#ff00f0]1[/color]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]Body[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [b]message[/b]
[b]objMail[/b][color=#008000].[/color][b]Send[/b]
[b][color=#008000]set[/b][/color] [b]objMail[/b] [color=#008000]=[/color] [b][color=#008000]nothing[/color][/b]
[color=#008000][color=black]

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[/color]btw. anything that isn't in quotes is a variable, not actually what I wanted to send.

 

On Error Resume Next
objMail.Send
If Err <> 0 Then
Response.Write "An error occurred: " & Err.Description
else
Response.write "<br><CENTER><H3>Thank You! Your Mail Has Been Sent</H3></CENTER>"

End If

I would add this in. Otherwise it looks fine.

 

I already have one that checks for errors before actually sending it using that. I didn't include it because the board would have mangled it anyway...

 

I'm trying to insert a message like this:

Sender's IP: 0.0.0.0 (real ip will be inserted there from variable)
Sender's Message:

(sender's message will be here)


I can't figure out how to skip lines in the code. Actually skipping a line usually causes an error (I haven't tried it in the mail script yet though...), and the message sends as text to protect me from any html that may be put in the message. Any ideas?

 

to make a new line use vbCrLF

so "BLAH"&vbCrLf&"BOO" would show up as

BLAH
BOO

 

You always use such interesting words in your replies...

That method should work good.