Email with html controls

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Hi All,
I need to send a email with the html controls like textboxes and dropdowns with predefined values from the sql server database and get back the changes which are made by the email receiver and store it into the database.

How can I acheive this? Could anyone help me please?

Thanks,
Kalees
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Hi All,
I need to send a email with the html controls like textboxes and dropdowns with predefined values from the sql server database and get back the changes which are made by the email receiver and store it into the database.

How can I acheive this? Could anyone help me please?

Thanks,
Kalees
(e-mail address removed)

www.systemnetmail.com

Thanks,

Seth Rowe [MVP]
 
Hi,

You could try a form with a mailto action. If I remember it should sent
field values to this mailbox and it could then be processed for db
insertion. Note thought that it could work or not depending on client side
settings or support...

My personal preference would be to send them a link to a website and have
them filling directly the form on a web site.
 
I need to send a email with the html controls like textboxes and dropdowns
with predefined values from the sql server database and get back the
changes which are made by the email receiver and store it into the
database.

I am not sure if mail clients support that (for security reasons) but it may
be possible to use 'form' elements with corresponding HTML form elements
('input', 'textarea', ...) to build the form. The 'submit' button could
trigger a script on your server which gets the fields transferred using
'POST', for example.

'System.Net.Mail' can be used to send the e-mail.
 
Hi All,
I need to send a email with the html controls like textboxes and dropdowns with predefined values from the sql server database and get back the changes which are made by the email receiver and store it into the database.

How can I acheive this? Could anyone help me please?

Thanks,
Kalees
(e-mail address removed)

Webbrowser control has a way to retrieve HTML elements. For example if
you want to add all forms' and their names to a empty listbox that are
contained in a specific web-page, use webbrowser control and navigate
to the URL that you desire then use that code to retrieve HTML
element. Retrieving form names will be demonstrated here right now:

Dim x As Integer
For x = 0 To WebBrowser1.Document.Forms.Count - 1
<form>.ListBox1.Items.Add(WebBrowser1.Document.Forms.Item(x).Name)
Next

Hope this helps
 
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