Re: reading a email
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 30653
interpreted = N
texte = Umm.. the co-worker that sits next to me has a WAP phone. They do exist and are available (at least in Germany).Can you require that the send it as 'sku 34343434'? then you could search on the 'sku' and deal with whatever is after it, up to a certain number of chars. -- Dale Therio +49 69 263 19977 office Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Research +49 69 263 11379 fax Jürgen-Ponto-Platz 1 +49 170 934 3610 mobile 60301 Frankfurt, Germany> > on 4/20/00 1:47 AM, dale@gmr.dresdner.net at dale@gmr.dresdner.net wrote: > >> Aaron, >> >> Could you simply look for a [search... in the email? >> >> Are you creating the search from a webpage (letting the user select options >> then building the search?) or is the user actually constructing the entire >> search themselves? (and wouldn't that be dangerous?) >> >> If creating the search from a webpage, why not save the search into a >> database, then just email a [cart] number that associates to the search in >> the database and then have certain text that you can search on? e.g. search >> number = 23232323232 >> >> Dale > > > no, the user will email a sku (from a cell phone) <-because WAP phones > aren't yet available. > > and the server will then email them back a price and other details. ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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Umm.. the co-worker that sits next to me has a WAP phone. They do exist and are available (at least in Germany).Can you require that the send it as 'sku 34343434'? then you could search on the 'sku' and deal with whatever is after it, up to a certain number of chars. -- Dale Therio +49 69 263 19977 office Dresdner Kleinwort Benson Research +49 69 263 11379 fax Jürgen-Ponto-Platz 1 +49 170 934 3610 mobile 60301 Frankfurt, Germany> > on 4/20/00 1:47 AM, dale@gmr.dresdner.net at dale@gmr.dresdner.net wrote: > >> Aaron, >> >> Could you simply look for a [search... in the email? >> >> Are you creating the search from a webpage (letting the user select options >> then building the search?) or is the user actually constructing the entire >> search themselves? (and wouldn't that be dangerous?) >> >> If creating the search from a webpage, why not save the search into a >> database, then just email a [cart] number that associates to the search in >> the database and then have certain text that you can search on? e.g. search >> number = 23232323232 >> >> Dale > > > no, the user will email a sku (from a cell phone) <-because WAP phones > aren't yet available. > > and the server will then email them back a price and other details. ------------------------------------------------------------- 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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