Fun With [TCP Connect]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 22115
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texte = Hello,I got this little bit of code from Grant that would open a connection with my eamil server and write all the mail out to a form field. This is cool, but not what I want to do in the end. Take a look:[text]host=ipaddress[/text] [text]user=username[/text] [text]pass=password[/text]
I made some changes and am writing it out to a database so I can use the mail. I am trying to create a hotmail kind of experience. So this is what I did. Notice that I am now writing this out to a database using the append tag instead of the
to show the output and I am also using [interpret]. So here is what I am getting in the database from this. This #011# is showing up here, but it looks like an upside down ? in bbedit. I can't figure out what it is and the other thing is how do I break this mail up? Does anyone know how to grab the senders email address and the subject as well as the return address?So here is the Email.db contents:Namettttestttinnnngggg#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 2#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 3#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 4#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 5#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#dfdf#011#Any help would be appreciated.Thanks,Charles--_______________________________________________________________Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com MacSultantsProfessional Solutions for Computer SystemsPhone# 609-273-3255Fax# 609-273-3721
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- Fun With [TCP Connect] (charles kline 1998)
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Hello,I got this little bit of code from Grant that would open a connection with my eamil server and write all the mail out to a form field. This is cool, but not what I want to do in the end. Take a look:
[text]host=ipaddress[/text]
[text]user=username[/text]
[text]pass=password[/text]
I made some changes and am writing it out to a database so I can use the mail. I am trying to create a hotmail kind of experience. So this is what I did. Notice that I am now writing this out to a database using the append tag instead of the
to show the output and I am also using
[interpret]. So here is what I am getting in the database from this. This #011# is showing up here, but it looks like an upside down ? in bbedit. I can't figure out what it is and the other thing is how do I break this mail up? Does anyone know how to grab the senders email address and the subject as well as the return address?So here is the Email.db contents:Namettttestttinnnngggg#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 2#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 3#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 4#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#test 5#011##011#_______________________________________________________________#011#Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com #011# #011##011#MacSultants#011#Professional Solutions for Computer Systems#011##011#Phone# 609-273-3255#011#Fax# 609-273-3721#011##011#dfdf#011#Any help would be appreciated.Thanks,Charles--_______________________________________________________________Charles Kline ckline@macsultants.com MacSultantsProfessional Solutions for Computer SystemsPhone# 609-273-3255Fax# 609-273-3721
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