I want to send an Email message after a page is returned to the browser. Where do I place this send Email code so that it does not delay the page that is returned to the browser?
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I want to send an Email message after a page is returned to the browser. Where do I place this send Email code so that it does not delay the page that is returned to the browser?
ASP.NET pages have an unload event that fires after the content is returned to the browser. Should be exactly what you’re looking for.