Single callback approach to implementing a Confirmation Dialog Box using FancyBox2
fancyconfirm("Do you wish to continue?"
, { modal: true }
, function(resp) {
Single callback approach to implementing a Confirmation Dialog Box using FancyBox2
fancyconfirm("Do you wish to continue?"
, { modal: true }
, function(resp) {
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' ********************************************************************* | |
' ** DISCLAIMER AND LICENSE ** | |
' ** The author of this code makes no guarantees and is not ** | |
' ** responsible for any damage resulting from its use. ** | |
' ** You may modify the code for your own use in any way you like, ** | |
' ** but it may only be distributed in its original form. ** | |
' ** The VBScript punycode conversion functions in this code is ** | |
' ** derived from the sample C code in RFC 3492. ** | |
' ** Author: Jesper G. Høy - JH Software ApS - www.jhsoft.com ** |
// Create a deserialiser based off JsonDeserializer | |
public class JsonComplexDeserializer : IDeserializer | |
{ | |
public string RootElement { get; set; } | |
public string Namespace { get; set; } | |
public string DateFormat { get; set; } | |
public CultureInfo Culture { get; set; } |
using log4net; | |
using log4net.Config; | |
using MailKit; | |
using System; | |
using System.Text; | |
public class Log4NetLogger : IProtocolLogger | |
{ | |
static readonly string clientPrefix = "C:"; | |
static readonly string serverPrefix = "S:"; |
This Gist is in reply to this question Passing language specific characters from asp to CDO to HTML template not working [duplicate].
It is indeed possible to send Email using Classic ASP that is encoded correctly using UTF-8.
Note: All files are saved as UTF-8
form.htm
- HTML form used to post to the ASP script.template.htm
- HTML template that is loaded using ADODB.Stream
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