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Email Validation

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If you use this code, with
This is a basic code that
The NewMail object gives you
This code sample demonstrates
the changes suggested in the
allows you email form
the ability to send a
how to validate an email
comments, you will be able
results using CDO on an NT /
message within an ASP page
address using regular
to completely validate a
IIS server.
with only few lines of code.
expressions. It ensures that
submitted e-mail address.
 
This article will help you
an email address is properly
It checks for invalid
 
to understand different
syntaxed and ends with a
characters, an invalid
 
properties and methods of
valid TLD (top level domain).
domain, and an invalid or
 
CDONTS.NewMail Object.
 
missing MX record at the
 
 
 
domain.
 
 
 


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This code sample will show
Developers who are new to
An article on how to validate
This article describes every
you how to send
POP3 as well as seasoned
user email addresses in no
step you need to know to
HTML-formatted email
POP3 developers will find
time using a simple VBScript
send E-Mails using ASP pages.
messages. The code is
this article indispensable.
function in ASP.
 
written using CDO for 2000,
Basic to advanced topics
 
 
but there is a CDONTS
are covered. This article
 
 
version as well for those of
offers tips, tricks and
 
 
you still running on NT4.
secrets that developers of
 
 
 
all levels can benefit from.
 
 
 
What you will learn from
 
 
 
this brief article will save
 
 
 
you weeks or more of
 
 
 
learning, research and
 
 
 
development. Read this
 
 
 
article and have a basic,
 
 
 
reliable POP3 application up
 
 
 
and running within an hour.
 
 
 
Sample code and applications
 
 
 
included.
 
 


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