<%
'Declare variables for the e-mail script
dim strAddr
dim replyTo
dim strSubject
dim strText
'Next, declare itsReady variable so we can trigger e-mail function
'only if user has entered an e-mail address. A real form would
'have a stringent error checking routine
dim itsReady
itsReady = ""
'Get input from the form and assign it to script variables
strAddr = Trim(Request.form("user_email"))
if strAddr <> "" then
replyTo = cstr(strAddr)
end if
strSubject = Request.form("user_subject")
strName = Request.form("user_name")
strMsg = Request.form("user_text")
strText = "E-mail from: " & strName & vbCrLf & "Concerning: " & strMsg
'Note: use vbCrLf (as above) to add line breaks in e-mail message
'Now trigger e-mail function if submitted with a non-blank user_email
if replyTo <> "" then itsReady = send_email()
'The send_email function formats and sends the e-mail
function send_email()
'Create an object or container for your mail
Dim objMail
Set objMail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")
'Format the e-mail using fields from your HTML form
objMail.To = "info@barmatchless.com"
objMail.From = "webmail@barmatchless.com"
'The From address is a fake address to alert you to
'the origin of the email. You will not reply to it.
objMail.ReplyTo = replyTo
'replyTo is the user_email address from the form
objMail.Subject = strSubject
objMail.TextBody = strText
objMail.Send 'comment out to test script without sending mail
'Release system resources
Set objMail = Nothing
'Book example includes following line; replaced by a Javascript alert box
'Response.Write "
Thank you for using e-mail!
"
if err.number > 0 then
response.write "Errors were encountered in sending your e-mail message. "&_
"Please try again, or contact the webmaster"
else
%>
<%
end if
end function
%>
