Re: Append..... doesn't
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 32052
interpreted = N
texte = Right you are. I checked the source code for the message and all your strings are there. My email application (Outlook Express) is choking on your rich mime type encoding. It's not just me either, as you can see from the other responses. On email lists it's good etiquette to send plain text to cut down on size and make sure everyone can see the message. Here what I see in the email source, minus the html and xml stuff: ================== [Search db=3Dmanufacturer.db&neMANUFACTURERdata=3DALLDATA&MANUFACTURE= Rsort=3D1&MANUFACTURERsdir=3Das]Found [NumFound] items<
[/Search] [Append db=3Dmanufacturer.db]manufacturer=3D[manufacturer]&websit= e=3D[website]&logoaddress=3D[logoaddress][/Append] The database has been updated! [Search db=3Dmanufacturer.db&neMANUFACTURERdata=3DALLDA= TA&MANUFACTURERsort=3D1&MANUFACTURERsdir=3Das]Found [NumFound] items<
[/Search]But, As I said before The searches complete correctly. However The append Seems to be ignored.The code above generates this response:Found 5 itemsThe database has been updated!Found 5 items =============== I think the rich mime format has added some strange things to your code, though. I don't know what character is being translated into 3D but it seems to be peppered throughout. Can you re-send using plain text?Mike>> This doesn't look like unedited code. Your search and append strings are >> still mangled. >> >> Mike >> >>> NP, Here is unedited code >>> >>> [Search db=manufacturer.db=ALLDATA=1=as] >>> Found [NumFound] items
>>> [/Search] >>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
The database has been updated!
>>>
>>>
[Search db=manufacturer.db=ALLDATA=1=as] >>> Found [NumFound] items
>>> [/Search] >>> > > Don't know what to tell you then, They were there when I hit the send > button, and there still there in my sent messages archive. And The message > I recieved back from the list is correct. That problem must be on your end. > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to > the mailing list
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Right you are. I checked the source code for the message and all your strings are there. My email application (Outlook Express) is choking on your rich mime type encoding. It's not just me either, as you can see from the other responses. On email lists it's good etiquette to send plain text to cut down on size and make sure everyone can see the message. Here what I see in the email source, minus the html and xml stuff: ================== [Search db=3Dmanufacturer.db&neMANUFACTURERdata=3DALLDATA&MANUFACTURE= Rsort=3D1&MANUFACTURERsdir=3Das]Found [NumFound] items<
[/Search] [Append db=3Dmanufacturer.db]manufacturer=3D[manufacturer]&websit= e=3D[website]&logoaddress=3D[logoaddress][/Append] The database has been updated! [Search db=3Dmanufacturer.db&neMANUFACTURERdata=3DALLDA= TA&MANUFACTURERsort=3D1&MANUFACTURERsdir=3Das]Found [NumFound] items<
[/Search]But, As I said before The searches complete correctly. However The append Seems to be ignored.The code above generates this response:Found 5 itemsThe database has been updated!Found 5 items =============== I think the rich mime format has added some strange things to your code, though. I don't know what character is being translated into 3D but it seems to be peppered throughout. Can you re-send using plain text?Mike>> This doesn't look like unedited code. Your search and append strings are >> still mangled. >> >> Mike >> >>> NP, Here is unedited code >>> >>> [Search db=manufacturer.db=ALLDATA=1=as] >>> Found [NumFound] items
>>> [/Search] >>> >>> >>> >>> The database has been updated!
>>> >>> [Search db=manufacturer.db=ALLDATA=1=as] >>> Found [NumFound] items
>>> [/Search] >>> > > Don't know what to tell you then, They were there when I hit the send > button, and there still there in my sent messages archive. And The message > I recieved back from the list is correct. That problem must be on your end. > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- > 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 > > Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/ ------------------------------------------------------------- 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 Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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