Updated Information Employee his details. how to get email from employee to me.

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Dear All,

This application user login to internet. When ever user updated his detail, how to get mail user to me.

I used this code in web.config:

<appsettings>
    <add key="UserCode" value="E999" />
    <add key="ReceiverMailId" value="xxxxx@gmail.com" />
  </appsettings>
<system.net>
    <mailsettings>
      <smtp from="xxxxx@gmail.com">
        <network host="smtp.gmail.com" password="xxxwwww" port="465">
          userName="xxxxx@gmail.com" />
      </network></smtp>
    </mailsettings>
  </system.net>

This code is not working. If I am wrong please correct it.

Posted 30-May-12 8:38am

2011999

Updated 30-May-12 9:38am

R. Giskard Reventlov

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OriginalGriff 30-May-12 15:02pm

Why would you want the user to log in to your website, in order to send you an email to change his details?
Why not just get the detail changes from him directly into a page, and then update your database directly? You can send him a confirmation link to his email address just like you do for registration if you need to.

2011999 30-May-12 21:40pm

we develop a application. this application host in internet. presently working on intranet. this application developed in asp.net using csharp.

Sandeep Mewara 30-May-12 16:46pm

Config looks ok.
Elaborate 'This code is not working.' - any error?

2011999 30-May-12 21:39pm

not display any error

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John Orendt · Answer 1 · 2012-05-30T14:35:00

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Posted 30-May-12 14:35pm

John Orendt