Using LinkedResource Class for Sending HTML E-mail in .NET 2.0: ASP Alliance

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Using LinkedResource Class for Sending HTML E-mail in .NET 2.0

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by Soyuj Kumar Sahoo
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LinkedResource class

LinkedResource class is one of the important classes supported in System.Net.Mail for representing embedded external resource. These external resources are used in an email attachment or as an image in an HTML attachment. This is derived from the AttachmentBase class of System.Net.Mail namespace.

It is mainly used for creating embedded images in email. To create the object of LinkedResource we need the content of the embedded resource as stream or need the path of that resource and then it is added to the HTML part of AlternateView's LinkedResources collection.

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Title: hi
Name: jagadeesh
Date: 2012-09-26 3:56:19 AM
Comment:
cdfgd

Title: Nice Article
Name: Sankara Narayanan
Date: 2011-01-03 7:01:55 AM
Comment:
Thank you very much, i tried its working fine. i have one doubt how can i set background image? i tried as you mention, but i cant. please help me.

Thanks & Regards
Sankara Naryananan

Title: Thank you from Mexico
Name: Marcelino Ramirez Maldonado
Date: 2010-05-07 9:29:02 PM
Comment:
Thank you. Together with your another article and this one, they are the best mail sending articles i have seen in my life!!

¡Muchas gracias!

Title: hi
Name: Sumit Kalra
Date: 2010-04-18 3:03:57 AM
Comment:
Though this code image not display at IE8

Title: can you provide an example embedding into word (not mail)
Name: Chuck Farah
Date: 2009-01-06 3:24:11 PM
Comment:
I am trying to provide an embedd type of feature only in a word doc downloaded to their pc. i have tried this by using the src property for the image.

i use response.Write(strBody)

Title: Will not send AlternateView through server
Name: Nick
Date: 2008-01-25 7:26:57 AM
Comment:
Hi,

This is a great article, very well explained. There's is a problem I have with the AlternateView though.

I have had the code working great locally with some nice results, however when I transfer the files onto a server the AlternativeView seems to stop the mail from sending. I have commented this out and a plain mail message sends fine on the server. So i know everything works except for when I try and use the AlternateView.

Have you ever come across this proble?

Cheers

Title: Great
Name: Esteban
Date: 2007-11-08 3:37:53 PM
Comment:
Great article, very usefull how to add the image, thanx once again!!!
tete

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