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Honestly not if it is possible to do this via code but...
Then I have a div with a form, which should be enabled to fill out the user only after 400h that the 1st part of this form (another div) was finalized, when this div is enabled I have to fire an email warning the client that now it is available.
It means: the user enters the site fills something, then he clicks on "Send!". After it closes the browser, it will take a walk of 400h after it receives an email telling him to re-enter the site to fill in the next information. Would that be?
– Miguel Angelo
Without going into the details (as I have no experience with ASP), my suggestion is the following: 1) save the date and time that the first part was filled in, and schedule a task to execute the code that sends the email according to the calculated future date; 2) whenever the user requests that form (if he already has the link), check the date/time saved in the database and calculate if he can already access it or not; 3) if he can see it but not answer it, you can do this control with Javascript, but always validating on the server side if the action occurred in the correct time interval.
– mgibsonbr