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Email send in ASP.NET with "Accept en Deny" link

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Aug 2nd, 2006
Hello,


- I’ve made an form where users can subscribe.
- When they click on the submit button then they will receive an email with their data they have filled in on the form.
- There will be also an email send to an administrator with the same data as the user received BUT with 2 extra “links” (Accepten Deny)
- When the admin clicks on the “Accept” link then it will be forwarded to the “Approval.aspx” page

Now is the question:

Is it possible to have the data that in the email is, publish on the page (approval.aspx) to?
I’ve put the following in my code:


//Send mail to User
string mail = "";
mail += "Full Name: " + TxtLastname.Text + "\t"+ TxtFirstname.Text + "\n";
mail += "Street: " + TxtStreet.Text + "\n";
mail += "Zip: " + TxtZip.Text + "\n";
mail += "City: " + TxtCity.Text + "\n";
mail += "Phone: " + TxtPhone.Text + "\n";
mail += "Email: " + TxtEmail.Text + "\n";

MailMessage Mailer = new MailMessage();
Mailer.From = TxtEmail.Text;
Mailer.To = "unie.test@example.be";
Mailer.Subject = "Ask for a password.";
Mailer.Body = mail + "\n" + "Note: You will receive a notification email, when you're accept by the administrator then you will receive a Username and a Password.";
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "";
try
{
SmtpMail.Send(Mailer);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
lblMessage.Text = "<b>Exception Occured:</b> " + ex;
}
finally
{
lblMessage.Text = "Your E-mail has been sent sucessfully";
}

//Send mail to Administrator
string message = "";
strEmail = TxtEmail.Text;
message += "Full Name: " + TxtLastname.Text + "&nbsp;&nbsp" + TxtFirstname.Text + "<br>";
message += "Street: " + TxtStreet.Text + "<br>";
message += "Zip: " + TxtZip.Text + "<br>";
message += "City: " + TxtCity.Text + "<br>";
message += "Phone: " + TxtPhone.Text + "<br>";
message += "Email: " + TxtEmail.Text + "<br>";

MailMessage Mail = new MailMessage();
Mail.From = TxtEmail.Text;
Mail.To = "unie.test@example.be";
Mail.Subject = "Ask for a password.";
Mail.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Html;
Mail.Body = message + "<br>" + "<a href='http://www.example.be/01/Approval_BE_NL.aspx?approval=accept'>Accept</a>" + "&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp" + "<a href='http://www.example.be/01/Approval_BE_NL.aspx?approval=deny'>Deny</a>";
SmtpMail.SmtpServer = "";
try
{
SmtpMail.Send(Mail);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
lblMessage.Text = "<b>Exception Occured:</b> " + ex;
}
finally
{
lblMessage.Text = "Your E-mail has been sent sucessfully";
}


The reason why I need the info of the user in the Approval.aspx page, is to put the user his/her info into the database.

Is this possible and if yes, Is it possible to help me to do how?

Great thanks,
Unie
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Re: Email send in ASP.NET with "Accept en Deny" link

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Aug 7th, 2006
you can do it like this.
  1. read email using streamreader,capture information and pass to next page.
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