ASP: BEHAVIORS/SERVER-BEHAVIORS MM-DMWR MX 2004

Question

ASP: BEHAVIORS/SERVER-BEHAVIORS MM-DMWR MX 2004
I use dmwr mx 2004, well What statement I use to include a
webpage in an email body ?
Like for writting html email the statement:
myMail.HTMLBody = "<h1>This is a message.</h1>"
also how setup except from the message, the confirmation page
(page like email page) that shows on browser after submit/send form
data ?
asp vars how setup to show on this webpage ? I just assign to
vars the data in the email processor file ?
var1 = request.form("field1") and so on
and also how the email come , to a fixed email (mine) and to
user email (who submitted form) from the "email" html field ?
HOW TO DO THESE WITH BEHAVIORS ASP ?

Answer 1

siegler wrote:
> From a trusted source I heard that Adobe rather pushes
PHP and CF development
> than ASP or ASP.NET server behaviors since their close
relations over the years
> with Apple.
Believe what or whom you like. Since Adobe's acquisition of
Macromedia,
it owns CF, so it would be strange for a company not to
promote its own
product. However, I see no evidence of PHP development being
"pushed" in
favour of any other server-side technology.
> I mean I hardly seen any extensions being made available
on the development of
> ASP.NET or .NET2.0
Adobe doesn't produce extensions. Third party developers do.
> I also see no books appear from any of the former MM
developers about ASP.NET
> and application with Dreamweaver.
Publishers decide what they think the market is interested
in. FWIW, my
publisher released three Dreamweaver 8 books - mine on PHP,
another on
ASP, and a third on static website development. A deliberate
decision
was taken not to do one on CF because sales of the MX 2004/CF
book were
poor, in spite of being written by some highly respected
names. I don't
know the background to the decision not to do one on ASP.NET,
but I
suspect it's because my publisher was releasing a truckload
of ASP.NET
2.0 books at the same time.
> Is Adobe trying to deliberately alienate themselves
since they are owners of
> MM and distance themselves from ASP and or ASP.NET
development under pressure
> of Apple? I mean the ties are very close.....
>
> Care to comment?
Unless it comes from an Adobe source, anything written here
is pure
speculation.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/