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I used the replace method and it worked like a charm. Thank you for your help. cr

Where in this code should isHtml == true? void SendThis(string HowToSend) { Span1.InnerHtml = "<B>Sending mail to </B>" + HowToSend; string sFrom = "ClubMail@OKCrunning.org"; string sSubject = txtSubject.Text.Trim(); string sBody = txtBody1.Value; string sBodyFormat =...

Added; <textarea id="txtBody1" rows="15" wrap="soft" cols="50" runat="server" tabindex="2" textMode="multiline"></textarea> I typed in; tres return then submitted to me in an email and got; tres return There needs to be a return at return. I'm willing to try anything at this point.

More information, using c# and mailing the information in the textarea. After receiving the text there is no carriage return which is evident before mailing.

I've tried setting wrap to hard and soft but can not get a physical wrap. I tried setting to physical from MS help with no change. Anyway to wrap the text in a textarea? <textarea id="txtBody1" rows="15" wrap="hard" cols="50" runat="server" tabindex="2">

Trying to use multiple domains with one host. Some of the domains on are with different registras. I wish a domain came with one page service. Hosts want to charge for all the little things like subdomains, changing pointers to domains. I'm wanting to have more control of my domains by writing...

Any way I can mask my URL using c#? Example: my real URL is www.abc.com/mask/this.aspx when the user clicks on the link the URL in the address textbox would change to www.123.com.

Yes, my head always hurts when I work with this code. I tried removing the .ToString which lead to another error. I wasn't sure if that was what you were referring to. Compiler Error Message: CS0023: Operator '!' cannot be applied to operand of type 'object' Source Error: Line 172...

I tried your example and got an error as listed below; Operator '!' cannot be applied to operand of type 'string' Source Error: Line 172: while (drMembers.Read()) { Line 173: string sTo; Line 174: if(!drMembers.Equals(DBNull.Value) && !drMembers["email1"].ToString() == string.empty){ Line...

The access database has 3 cells on each line and some are empty. When a empty cell is read I get an error. How could I step over an empty cell and so not to create an error? strSQL="Select email1, email2, email3 from members where membertype=Officers"; try { OleDbCommand cmd = new...

The code below catches errors due to the 3rd record in the database being empty. I know this is too simple but its getting the best of me. while (drMembers.Read()) { MyMail.To = drMembers.GetString(0); if (MyMail.To != "") SmtpMail.Send(MyMail); MyMail.To = drMembers.GetString(1); if...

Fname1 works fine and the link works fine but having problems updating. How can I pass the ID to the query when using a link? <Columns> <asp:EditCommandColumn ButtonType="LinkButton" UpdateText="Save&#160;" CancelText="Cancel" EditText="Edit&amp;nbsp"></asp:EditCommandColumn>...

Found the bug...A submit button was placed at the bottom of the form as listed below. After changing it to a LinkButton my lnkMembers link started working... <asp:TableRow> <asp:TableCell> <asp:LinkButton ID="submit" OnClick="SubmitMember" Text="Submit"...

I changed the page load as listed below but still stuck in the form and can't activate the lnkMembers to move to the datagrid. GRRRRRRR... void Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) { if (! IsPostBack) { bindDataGrid(); InsertForm.Visible=false...

More on this problem. If I click on submit in the form and post the textbox values, not leaving the form, the lnkMembers becomes active and works. This is strange. lnkMembers did not work prior to clicking submit.

I'm popluating a table through a query and using the control, <asp:BoundColumn DataField="ID" HeaderText="ID"></asp:BoundColumn>. I'm wanting to make the datafield ID a link to query all cells for that ID and display. Does .NET have a control for re-populating.

I start my page displaying a datagrid and click a lnkButton to go to a form. Now a different lnkButton is enabled to go back to the datagrid, the link is active but I go no where. The form is enbedded in a table. Some code listed below. I've been on this too long and need some help. Thanks...

Could you recommend a source for using the wizard. I've been writing code for C# and never used the wizard. Books or web site? Thanks

Thanks for the input Veep. When I click on the edit button the linkbuttons on update, cancel, and delete should appear in the datagrid. I tried adding your code but had no change, the edit button displays over again with no errors. ctr

I get no errors on the code below. When I click on the edit button in the datagrid the delete, cancel, update links are not displayed. Only the Edit button is displayed. This thing is killing me, I'll try any thing. void Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e) { const string strConnString...