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• Re: Email problems with host

  Oh... I didn't know I could do that? How do I put the runtime code into sleep?

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by KashifB on 6/15/2009

• Re: Email problems with host

  If I try and send more than 20 emails, I get the following error: "You have sent too many emails in a short amount of time. Please try later."

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by KashifB on 6/11/2009

• Re: Email problems with host

  I have tested this by only sending 20 emails at a time but after that I can not send anymore before the hour is up.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by KashifB on 6/6/2009

• Email problems with host

  I have shared hosting and my host claims that each somain can send out 200 emails per hour. I have tested this over and over again and found that I can only send out 19-20 emails per hour. I have brought this to their attention but they say I'm wrong. What I need is a solution to this problem. Is anyone else experiencing this problem? Will I have to upgrade to a virtual server or a dedicated server? I'm not making money from my website so really don't want to go down the expensive route

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by KashifB on 6/6/2009

• Re: Using common code !

  [quote user="vickyiori"]Simple thing to do would be to create a new class and use the common code as function in the class and in page_load event simple call the function from the class by creating a new object or use static class.[/quote] That's what used to do, but I have to pass references to a lot of objects tot he function, for example, Master Page, Page, the two Panels I have, the reference to the value being retrieved from the DB. Is this really the way to do this sort of thing

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 5/14/2009

• Re: Using common code !

  [quote user="Vimpyboy"] You should have them in a user control instead, and run the code in the user controls code behind. On the pages you just show the user controls and wont need any code. [/quote] I have default content on each page in the Panel controls. Using a user control will mean more code rather than less because I'll have to check which page the user control is on and display the default content accordingly.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 5/14/2009

• Re: Using common code !

  Anyone?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 5/13/2009

• Using common code !

  I have three .aspx pages. In the Page_Load event of all of them I have very similar code which retrieves a message from the DB. There are likely to be more pages like this. Rather than have the same code in all three pages, how can I have the code in one place and use it on all three? Partial class? Please note that I have two Panel controls which are referenced in code but have the same IDs across all pages.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 5/13/2009

• Re: Sending emails in batches

  I've emailed the host to ask how long I have to wait in between sending out batches. Is using a timer control a good idea? I know that AJAX has a timer control but I cannot use AJAX in this version of the website. I would really like an automated solution to this but it looks to me that it will have to be a manual solution at least until I can afford a dedicated server. Anyone have any more ideas?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 5/1/2009

• Re: Sending emails in batches

  Thanks for your reply but I'm not an advanced .NET developer. I don't fully understand what's going on in the class and how it will help my problem. The server my site is hosted on does not let me send out more than 20 emails at once, my mailing list is above 30 people so not sure how this will help?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by KashifB on 4/30/2009