Email a web page.

[Dave Navarro]

A client of mine has a form that vendors are required to fill out on the
web site.

Some vendors (don't ask me why) do not have Internet access and she
needs to fax the form to them.

She would like the web site to send the form as a fax to the vendor
(we're signed up with Send2Fax for email to fax support).

SendFax supports HTML mail and I was able to copy the HTML output and
successfully send it to myself.

However, the form is built dynamically from a database using
"response.write" in the code.

After I have output all of the code to the server using response.write,
is there any way to retreive a copy of the outgoing stream?

I'm trying to be lazy here and not have to rebuild the form in email.

Thanks!

--Dave

[Ray at]

You can either substitute all your response.writes with sHTML = sHTML & (or
something along those lines - we don't need to debate joining arrays vs.
concatenating as you go), or you can use this [url]http://www.aspfaq.com/2173[/url] and
treat your site as though it is the remote site. Unfortunately, you can't
just do something like:

sEmailBody = Response

Ray at work

"Dave Navarro" <dave@dave.dave> wrote in message
news:MPG.1a00a5b5a87c44c598976f@news-40.giganews.com...

> A client of mine has a form that vendors are required to fill out on the
> web site.
>
> Some vendors (don't ask me why) do not have Internet access and she
> needs to fax the form to them.
>
> She would like the web site to send the form as a fax to the vendor
> (we're signed up with Send2Fax for email to fax support).
>
> SendFax supports HTML mail and I was able to copy the HTML output and
> successfully send it to myself.
>
> However, the form is built dynamically from a database using
> "response.write" in the code.
>
> After I have output all of the code to the server using response.write,
> is there any way to retreive a copy of the outgoing stream?
>
> I'm trying to be lazy here and not have to rebuild the form in email.
>
> Thanks!
>
> --Dave

[Dave Navarro]

Thanks!

So much for the lazy approach.

--Dave

In article <#Pw6FYNmDHA.1284@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl>, "Ray at <%
=sLocation%>" <myfirstname at lane34 dot com> says...

> You can either substitute all your response.writes with sHTML = sHTML & (or
> something along those lines - we don't need to debate joining arrays vs.
> concatenating as you go), or you can use this [url]http://www.aspfaq.com/2173[/url] and
> treat your site as though it is the remote site. Unfortunately, you can't
> just do something like:
>
> sEmailBody = Response