Sending Mail from ASP with CDONTS.NewMail Object

[mwebbo1]

I have a form that is being processed using CDONTS. Now, it is doing a loop request and getting all the data from an application and sending it to an email address. I need to make the data appear more logical. I want to request each item in a particular order, how do I do this? Here is the code that I am using right now.
----------
<%
Option Explicit

Dim objNewMail

' First create an instance of NewMail Object
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject(&quot;CDONTS.NewMail&quot

' setting up the email

objNewMail.From = request(&quot;email&quot
objNewMail.To = &quot;myemail@email.com&quot;

objNewMail.Subject = &quot;Online Application&quot;

Dim e
Dim strBody
For Each e in Request.Form
strBody = strBody & e & &quot; = &quot; & Request(e) & chr(10)

Next
objNewMail.Body = strBody


objNewMail.Send

' After the Send method, NewMail Object become Invalid

Set objNewMail = Nothing

'Response.Write &quot;Email has been sent&quot;
Response.Redirect(&quot;index.asp&quot


%>

 

[GaryC123]

Then you're gonna have to code each line manually instead of using the Request.Form object in a loop

http://www.intouch-media.co.uk

 

[mwebbo1]

I know, the thing is that I have no Idea what the actual code is, the form was a template that I have had and never needed it to be in any particular order. But, now I have an online application going and there are a lot fields that are being sent. Would you mind showing me how to code eash one, for example, making one line for like phone number. THen I will see all the places that I have to hand write. Thanks in advance if you can help, I just have no idea where to start.

 

[GaryC123]

Fairly simple

strBody = &quot;Telephone = &quot; & Request(&quot;telephonefieldname&quot & _
&quot;Fax = &quot; & Request(&quot;Faxfieldname&quot & _

etc

http://www.intouch-media.co.uk

 

[mwebbo1]

ok...would I remove the whole block of code.
Dim e
Dim strBody
For Each e in Request.Form
strBody = strBody & e & &quot; = &quot; & Request(e) & chr(10)

 

[GaryC123]

Yep, you're building the body text yourself

http://www.intouch-media.co.uk

 

[mwebbo1]

thanks a ton, I really appreciate that , oh, I do have to keep the DIM lines right, or no?

 

[GaryC123]

Well Dimming all your variables is always good practice! ;o)

http://www.intouch-media.co.uk