Hi,
We work with several Email setting and several customers.
Now we have to rebuild the complete file for every customer because we have to change the email settings.
Is it possible to puth this setting to the database, just like example Dynamic User Levels (migrate to database).
Regards,
Just add a table in your database to store them. Problem is: How and when do you want to use the email settings in the database? What are those "email settings"? Different SMTP servers? Senders? Same SMTP server but different usernames and passwords? Explain in detail.
I have the same question. In classic asp, Aspmaker - not Aspmaker.net - it seems the ew.cfg file can be edited and this would be where to edit SMTP server info, but with ASPMaker.net you seem to have to read settings from a file then write them. I thought appsetttings.json would be a good place to save/read from but apparently not.
To access the settings in appsettings.json, just use: Configuration["Section:Key"]
assuming you have the following settings in appsettings.json:
{
"Databases": ...,
"Section": {
"Key": "...",
...
},
"Jwt": {
...
},
I'm successfully store smtp parameter to appsettings.json but the problems is when deploy to IIS i need to put <environmentVariable name="ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT" value="Development" /> in web.config,
ewcfg.cs
public static string SmtpServer = Configuration["SMTPConfig:SmtpServer"];
appsettings.json
"SMTPConfig": {
"SmtpServer": "smtp.gmail.com",
error
Application startup exception: System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for 'Config'
threw an exception. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of
an object.
Check Tools -> Advanced Settings -> Set environment to 'Development' in web.config
You'd better use Class_Init server event (see Server Events and Client Scripts in the help file) to set SMTP settings, e.g. (v2019)
Config.SmtpServer = "xxx.yyy.zzz"; // SMTP server
Config.SmtpServerPort = 1234; // SMTP server port
Config.SmtpSecureOption = "SSL";
Config.SmtpServerUsername = "user"; // SMTP server user name
Config.SmtpServerPassword = "password"; // SMTP server password