C#

//Construct E-mail
mm = new MailMessage (this.txtEmail.Text, "email@email.com");
mm.IsBodyHtml = false;
mm.Subject = string.Format("Design - {0}", this.txtPatternName.Text);
mm.Body = sbTemplate.ToString(); 

if (this.fiupDesign.HasFile)
{
  string fileName = Path.GetFileName(this.fiupDesign.FileName);
  mm.Attachments.Add(new Attachment(this.fiupDesign.FileContent,fileName));
} //end if

Aditya Baraya wrote:

Is there any way to supress this kind of event and let my own browser open the pop-up?

Aditya Baraya wrote:

Are you really sure theres no other way to accomplish such a task????

Aditya Baraya wrote:

Alrite,but I sadly havent been able to figure out where such a property is exposed

Ravi Mahavrathayajula wrote:

Now how can I refer to a particular object in the arraylist referring to its respective "key" from the hashtable?

<br />
class Errorcodes<br />
    {<br />
        public string Errorvalue;<br />
        public string Errorcomments;<br />
<br />
        public Errorcodes(string Errorvalue, string Errorcomments)<br />
        {<br />
            this.Errorvalue = Errorvalue;<br />
            this.Errorcomments = Errorcomments;<br />
        }<br />
    }<br />

Ravi Mahavrathayajula wrote:

I was confused how could I retrieve a particular object that I needed.

Ravi Mahavrathayajula wrote:

but as hashtables cannot process more than 2, I've read one as key and stored the other 2 fields as objects of the class error codes in a hashtable.