EmailMessage.SendMailMergeToMSPickup Method (IEnumerable)

Performs a mail merge using an object that implements IEnumerable.

Parameters

enumerableObject

The object that implements IEnumerable.

Return Value

True if the mail merge was successful

Example

[C#]
             
             EmailMessage msg = new EmailMessage( );
             msg.FromAddress = "me@myCompany.com";
             msg.Subject = "Order Confirmation";
             
             //logging for easier troubleshooting
             msg.Logging = true;
             msg.LogPath = "c:\\email.log";
             
             
             //a Person class
             Person p1 = new Person();
             p1.FirstName = "Steve";
             p1.EmailAddress = "steve@mycompany.com";
             
             Person p2 = new Person();
             p2.FirstName = "Tiffany";
             p2.EmailAddress = "tiffany@mycompany.com";
             
             //create a collection of Person objects
             ArrayList people = new ArrayList();
             people.Add( p1 );
             people.Add( p2 );
             
             //create and add more people
             //...
             //...
             
             //perform a mail merge based upon the properties of the Person object
             msg.To = "##EmailAddress##";
             msg.Body = "Hi ##FirstName##\r\n Here is your invoice and order confirmation...";
             
             //send the mail merge
             msg.SendMailMergeToMSPickup( people );
             
             
             
             
             

[VB.NET]
             Dim msg As New EmailMessage()
             
             msg.FromAddress = "me@myCompany.com"
             msg.Subject = "Order Confirmation"
             
             'logging for easier troubleshooting
             msg.Logging = True
             msg.LogPath = "c:\email.log"
             
             
             'a Person class
             Dim p1 As New Person()
             p1.FirstName = "Steve"
             p1.EmailAddress = "steve@mycompany.com"
             
             Dim p2 As New Person()
             p2.FirstName = "Tiffany"
             p2.EmailAddress = "tiffany@mycompany.com"
             
             'create a collection of Person objects
             Dim people As New ArrayList()
             people.Add(p1)
             people.Add(p2)
             
             'create and add more people
             '...
             '...
             'perform a mail merge based upon the properties of the Person object
             msg.To = "##EmailAddress##"
             msg.Body = "Hi ##FirstName##" + ControlChars.Cr + ControlChars.Lf + " Here is your invoice and order confirmation..."
             
             'send the mail merge
             msg.SendMailMergeToMSPickup(people )
             
             

See Also

EmailMessage Class | aspNetEmail Namespace | EmailMessage.SendMailMergeToMSPickup Overload List