Re: reading a email
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 30669
interpreted = N
texte = on 4/20/00 7:16 AM, Joseph D'Andrea at JoeDan@West21.com wrote:>> I don't rally understand why I had to double [url] the middle tag, if >> somebody can explain that I'd be grateful. Also if there's a more better >> way please lemme know :) > > I think (just guessing) you need to [unurl] in the middle tags. In > otherwords, things like Subject%3a%20 are already URLed and you want > to unURL them. > > Also... Maybe your code will always work because the file is always > being written by SIMS, but can you guarantee that the From _always_ > comes after the Subject? If not, then your [middle] for the > searchterm will not work... > > Maybe just > > searchterm=[middle > startafter=[url]Subject%3a%20[/url]&endbefore=[url]%0D[/url]] > > In other words, the
is always there, but maybe the From doesn't > always follow the Subject. > > Make sense? > > ___Joe___ Yeah, it does make sense, but, it don't work. unurl doesn't work at all. I had to url the text nd then url it again in the middle tag to get it to work, and I dunno why.Your suggestion doesn't work because %0D is not unique, I just get everything after the From:And you're right, netscape puts it in a different order and breaks it... ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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on 4/20/00 7:16 AM, Joseph D'Andrea at JoeDan@West21.com wrote:>> I don't rally understand why I had to double [url] the middle tag, if >> somebody can explain that I'd be grateful. Also if there's a more better >> way please lemme know :) > > I think (just guessing) you need to [unurl] in the middle tags. In > otherwords, things like Subject%3a%20 are already URLed and you want > to unURL them. > > Also... Maybe your code will always work because the file is always > being written by SIMS, but can you guarantee that the From _always_ > comes after the Subject? If not, then your [middle] for the > searchterm will not work... > > Maybe just > > searchterm=[middle > startafter=[url]Subject%3a%20[/url]&endbefore=[url]%0D[/url]] > > In other words, the is always there, but maybe the From doesn't > always follow the Subject. > > Make sense? > > ___Joe___ Yeah, it does make sense, but, it don't work. unurl doesn't work at all. I had to url the text nd then url it again in the middle tag to get it to work, and I dunno why.Your suggestion doesn't work because %0D is not unique, I just get everything after the From:And you're right, netscape puts it in a different order and breaks it... ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to
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