Msg2Boss &= 'to deny -> ' & hostAddr & '/approveOvt.ashx?u=' & _1stLevelSup & '&lvl=1&uid=' & txtStaffId.Text & '&date=' & txtDayApplied.Text & '&up=0'

Msg2Boss &= 'to approve -> ' & hostAddr & '/approveOvt.ashx?u=' & _1stLevelSup & '&lvl=1&uid=' & txtStaffId.Text & '&date=' & txtDayApplied.Text & '&up=1 OR' Msg2Boss &= 'If you cant click on the button above, copy below and paste in your browser address bar then hit enter.' Msg2Boss &= 'Note: You need to click the below buttons once (DO NOT DOUBLE-CLICK) '

Msg2Boss &= 'Be informed that ' & hidStaffName.Value & ' has done ' & calcTimeInt(hdfTotTimeInSecs.Value) & ' of overtime this month' Msg2Boss &= 'Reason for overtime: ' & txtOvtRsn.Text & '' Msg2Boss = 'Your staff ' & hidStaffName.Value & ' has just applied for overtime.' Mail2boss.From = New = 'Approval required' RE: make an accept button like the outlook accept button jbenson001 (Programmer) 31 May 12 10:16ĬODE -> vb.net Dim SmtpServer As New SmtpClient() Men put up a strong face just to cover their weaknesses.good! In the case of reject, it should pop up a box that allows him to give a reason for rejecting. You just click accept right there in your email and the application for overtime gets approved. He then clicks on the accept or reject radio button to accept or reject.Īll works fine! However, when I took it to the management, they simply rejected it saying they prefer a single image/link in the email that is clicked (like the one you get when invited for a meeting in outlook). He logs in to the site, clicks the link in his email which takes him to the page for the application and populates a control showing the application. A mail is fired to his supervisor indicating an application is made (the mail contains a link). In other to accomplish this, the applicant for overtime fills a form and submits. I'm working on an overtime application form for staffs in my company.

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