Updated June 5, 2006
Iron Speed Designer V3.2 and V4.0
If you want to email the contents of a page to a user, you will need to execute the URL, receive the response from the server and email this response. To do this, you can use a utility function provided in your application classes to execute the URL and receive its response. Here is an example of how you can do it.
Visual Basic .NET:
Imports BaseClasses.Utils
Public Sub EmailPage()
Dim content As String
Try
' execute a URL and receive the HTML content as a string
content = NetUtils.ExecuteUrl("http://www.ironspeed.com?id=1")
' compose a message with this content.
Dim email As New BaseClasses.Utils.MailSender
email.AddFrom("sales@ironspeed.com")
email.AddTo("support@ironspeed.com")
email.SetSubject("This is the subject")
email.SetContent(content)
email.SetIsHtmlContent(True)
'Send the email
email.SendMessage()
Catch ex As Exception
' handle error situations here
End Try
End Sub