Subscription letters

Hi,

How can I make the letters that mostly are use to finish a subscription that are blurred, hard to understand and had to be typed correctly?

Sorry I don't know how they are called.

what you want is called a Captcha, here is an example

http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/CaptchaControl.asp

thanks

Subscription Form in e-mail

Hi,
Sales guy came up with this idea for clients subscribing to a new service they want to implement.

User's will fill out a subscribtion form, and the data on it will be submitted to the database. Once the subscribtion is approved, a confirmation mail is send to the user.

From my standpoint, I guessed the subscribtion form would be a normal page hosted on the host. But they want to MAIL this page to clients, and clients should be able to fill out the form in the mail.

Now one get this mails where the body is a web page (or so it seems). So I need to know if one can have a page on the internet, but this page can also be filled in from within a mail body. Know what I'm saying?

CheersHmm, maybe you could just email them a link to the form they need to fill out? But, you can send html type emails, so you could try setting up a form string of html, with your fields and such, and set the action of the form to your aspx page that is going to process the form. And then send the html string email to them.
Hmm, maybe you could just email them a link to the form they need to fill out?. Thought about that too, but boss allready saw mails containing web pages, so need to give him a honest answer if it's possible or not.
But, you can send html type emails, so you could try setting up a form string of html, with your fields and such, and set the action of the form to your aspx page that is going to process the form. And then send the html string email to them.Make sense with the bit I figured out so far. Can anyone else comment on this?
You might even be able to send an IFrame with the src set to your registration project, which then you wouldn't have to send a form through the email, and would be alot simpler.
that make sense. you mean the body of the mail is a iFrame, and the iFrame's src property is set to say www.MySite.com/services/newsletter/signup.aspx?
that make sense. you mean the body of the mail is a iFrame, and the iFrame's src property is set to say www.MySite.com/services/newsletter/signup.aspx?
Yeah, just make sure the email is sent as html, you can set this when/if you use SMTP mail. I'd say give the IFrame a go and see how it works out.

Good luck;

Subscriptions

Hi,

I'm working on a site that requries a subscription. I have ruled out storing CC details in a database so that means that either a user pays for several months at once and then has to manually make another payment when the time is up or else an independent payment company holds on to the details. Perhaps the bank could do this?

Anyone know anything about these latter ideas?

Cheers, WT.

There are companies like PayPal out there that could do your processing for you. Microsoft's Visual Web Developer Express has a starter kit for a PayPal eCommerce site.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/starterkit/default.aspx#paypal

Hope that helps

Craist
If the site is small, I suggest using a third party Merchant Account and/or PayPal. Like you said, storing CC details in your own database is not a good idee unless you have major security and I think it's not legal unless the CC Company approuve.
But do these companies hold on to the CC details so that the customer can automatically be charged each month?
Yes they do

Subscription website software in ASP.NET C#

Looking for an all-in-one solution for building and managing subscription or member's only web sites in ASP.NET C#. A quick scope of features are the ability to bill monthly to our subscribers via real-time credit card processing, posting content features (news, articles, blogs, etc), manage subscribers, shopping cart, discussion groups, RSS, flexible searching (tags, etc..) and basic reports.

Any ideas and comments welcomed.

Thanks,
Gio

Look to Sharepoint. Most the things are inbuilt in this. Its a Microsoft Product. Click try to search Sharepoint at msdn.microsoft.com or google.