 How does it work - Server panel |
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| Send mail |
You can define which event on the page start the send mail.
The mail can be send on the OnLoad or the PostBack event of the page |
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On Success
On failure
Display debugging |
You can specify a page to redirect users to if the send mail should for some reason fail. For example, if the database were to become unavailable during a query ot the server SMTP in not available, you could display an error page with a link to the site’s home page. |
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| Temp folder |
The upload page write the parameters for the upload progress-bar in a text file and normally I use the system temp folder to save this text file, but if you don't have access to the system temp folder (for example in a shared server) you can set a different temp folder.
In this field you can insert the path of the temp folder you want use.
This path must be an absolute path like: c:\tempfolder\ and in this folder you must have write permission for the AspNet user, for more info read in my FAQ. |
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| Remote Host |
The remote SMTP host that the message will be sent through. This is typically an SMTP server located at your local ISP or it could be an internal SMTP server on your companies premises. |
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| Port |
Specifies the SMTP port number. 25 by default |
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| SMTP Timeout |
Timeout is the maximum time that the SMTP should wait for a response from the remote server |
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| Server LogIn |
Used for SMTP authentication together with Password. Use the Username/Password properties if your SMTP server requires a mail client to supply authentication parameters. |
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| Password |
See comments to the property Server LogIn |
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