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3/14/2008 3:06 PM
 
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combine all fields text into a string variable, e.g.

Dim myStr as String  = "<h1>" & subject.txt & "</h1><p>" & content.text & "</p>"

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I am now able to transmit additional fields by placing within string, but it only worked with:  Imports System.Net.Mail
Using:  Imports DotNetNuke.services.mail.mail.sendmail, must require different syntax for executing the:  emailClient.Send(message) 

Once those syntax are corrected, there are two new issues:
1. The "<h1>" "</h1></p>" "</p>" & "<br>" coding is viewable within email?
2. The email is going to default email client Junk Mail?
 
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  1. you should need to import DotNetNuke and call one of the overloads of DotNetNuke.Services.Mail.Mail.SendMail(From, To, ...), don't you use VisualStudio with Intellisense? Have a look at the bulkmail.vb file or feedback module as an example.
  2. I assumed, you are using HTML format, otherwise simply concat like 
    Dim myStr as String = subject & "\n" & body.

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3/14/2008 7:28 PM
 
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The string needed <body> tags to corrcetly add the line breaks, paragraphs, etc.
Dim myStr As String = "<body><p>" + txtName.Text + "<p>" + txtEmail.Text + "<p>" + txtPhone.Text + "<p></body>"

I then added fields one-by-one following the same format:
Works Correctly:  Dim myStr As String = "<body><p>" + txtName.Text + "<p>" + txtEmail.Text + "<p>" + txtPhone.Text + "<p>" + txtAddress.Text + "<p></body>"

But once there are more than (4) fields added to string, it reverts to showing all code emails.
Emails this:  <body><p>Name<p>Email<p>Phone<p>Address<p>City<p>State<p>Zip<p></body>

When the additional code format has stayed the same, why is it only recognizing first (4) four fields?
 
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