Mail Expert needed to help me..

You will need to edit the functions_send_mail.asp file to add unual settings, your web host should be able to help you.

to all that have smtp problems.. and have there own serevr..

just install this programe.. this will make a working smtp for you..

so easy :)

Now all my mail things are working on my hole page..
and it dos not inteafear whit isp mail thing or what ever...

So realy you should just install this if you have simmalar problems, as i had.. http://www.postcast.com

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you may also find a solution in using your web server's ip address or your domain name for your smtp server instead of your actual smtp server.

your smtp server requires authorisation to stop spammers relaying through it but if you have an application and a smtp server on www.yourdomain.com, use www.yourdomain.com (or the ip address) for example, instead of smtp.yourdomain.com. the www server should recognise the traffic as a mail message and pass it on to the smtp server automatically.

also, as per the post by borg, using aspemail component will allow you to add a username and password to the functions_send_mail.asp (i think?).

your choice.....



Edited by stef_nz

sorry, i didn't mean to make things more confusing....

as long as you got it working thats all that counts!

if you are using the "ASPEmail" component - it uses persits.mailsender to create a mail component that you can attach a username and password to if you want....

Set objMail = Server.CreateObject("Persits.MailSender") objMail.Username = "User123" objMail.Password = "Pass123" objMail.Host     = "mail.mydomain.com" objMail.From     = "User 123" objMail.AddAddress "expert@exchange.com" objMail.Subject  = "Successful Mail" objMail.Body     = "This was it!" objMail.Send set objMail = nothing