ASP.NET

pampam110 wrote:

but it didnt work

pampam110 wrote:

string mailservername = "mail.myURL.com";

pampam110 wrote:

mailclient.Host = mailservername;

Abhijit Jana wrote:

What do you mean by didn't work? Are you getting any error ? If yes, then what ?

Abhijit Jana wrote:

Does you SMTP server configure properly ?

pampam110 wrote:

I talk to where i buy Host and Domain, But they didnt help me

private void SendMail(string from, string body)
    {
        string mailservername = "mail.mowjelectric.com";
        string subject = "Contact Us FeedBack";
        MailMessage message = new MailMessage(from,"info@mowjelectric.com",subject,body);
        SmtpClient mailclient = new SmtpClient();
        mailclient.Host = mailservername;              
        mailclient.Send(message);   
        message.Dispose();      
    }

daffy_2003 wrote:

But the thing is when i upload the file, i want the information of the file ( file size, time of upload, file name etc) to be auto updated into the database

string strFileName=string.empty;
string strError=string.empty;
int FileLenght=0;
if (FileUpLoad1.HasFile)
{

FileUpLoad1.SaveAs(DestinationDir + FileUpLoad1.FileName);
strFileName =  FileUpLoad1.FileName ;
FileLenght = FileUpload1.PostedFile.ContentLength
//Store into Database
SaveFileDataInDB(strFileName,FileLength, DateTime.Now) // You need to implement this

}
else
{
strError = "Error...";
}

daffy_2003 wrote:

however, when a new file is uploaded, the existing info in the gridview is being overwrite by the new one. Any idea how to not let it overwrite the previous data?

if( ! Page.ISPostBack)
 {
  BindGrid();
 }

Seraph_summer wrote:

1: I use SQL 2005, it seems to be there are one 'image' type and one 'varbinary(max)', which one should be used?

Seraph_summer wrote:

2: in order to bind the imagefield to the gridview, i have to add one imagefield in the gridview, because gridview can not automatically to bind it.
but I use the following code, the image can not be displayed, instead of a red cross: