Mail this page to your friend

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I want to give the option in my webpage send this article to your friend as form your email Id.

like this link

please Help me.

Posted 5-Oct-10 18:41pm

VinodKumar01

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Sandeep Mewara 6-Oct-10 6:00am

Any effort? Tried anything?

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-06T04:53:00

There's no magic button for this, but here's the approach I would take:

1) Create a separate MasterPage file that is used to render the page for the purpose of email. You'd need this in order to render the page and capture the output (aspx pages are not html pages).

2) When they click the button, use the email address they have provided to create a mail message. Request the page through an url that renders it with the MasterPage dedicated to email. Use WebClient to pull down the page and use that as the content of the email. Use the title of the page as the subject of the email.

3) Make sure that all the image paths are rendered as absolute and not relative links (easy), or embed all images and bake them into the email (harder).

4) Make sure you include a link to not receive future emails from your site (give them an opt-out option).

Cheers.