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For Office 365 Word add-ins, is there a Save event (similar to something in windows programming, like Saving() or Saved())? In other words is there a way\time\event to detect when user is trying to save a document?
the fast answer to this question is that this is not supported as of now. please help us improve our APIs by voting or adding this request here https://officespdev.uservoice.com/forums/224641-feature-requests-and-feedback/category/163566-add-in-word
Also please share your scenario, its specially interesting in your question Office365 Word, in the online clients saving a document is a constant operation, not sure what you intend to do on such events.
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I work for a company which handles some websites that have educational forms prospective students can fill out if they wish to be contacted by a college.
We have attempts coming in from two overseas countries, which are continually filling out and attempting to submit forms using ridiculously bogus information. The only possible outcome if these were to go through would be that the school would try to call them.
I cannot figure out how this could potentially benefit them, in any way shape or form. It seems like it's probably a bot, because they are inserting integers for first name, last name, and email address. I've even considered that some companies I've heard of boost their site traffic unethically by having people (or bots) falsely cause hits on their pages, etc. I don't think that's the case here but I'm not sure.
This isn't my project, but someone mentioned it to me and I found it intriguing. What possible benefit would a bot or hacker have from doing this? Each attempt has been unsuccessful but even if it got through, what's the point? Did someone actually send a bot to try and spam educational websites where all you can do is submit an inquiry to a school? What's going on here, ideas?
My best guess is that it's a bot someone put out there and it's hitting our site by mistake. I don't get it, but I'm not a security ninja. I would love possible scenarios, preferably evidence/fact-based, not opinions if you can't back it up - nothing personal, it's just that I know these are the rules of Stack Overflow.
So if you have a fact-based hypothesis why this may be happening, I would love to understand the how/why...
I don't think that you will ever find any useful answer to your question, because there are lots of reasons that someone may do this. It may be "for fun", increase google ranking, or there are personal "rivalries" between someone else with the company.
Well, you can see at least if the spam comes from automated bot ( if you can change the html/backend code), using the honeypot method, nested somewhere in the form. If the spam stops, it should be an automated spam bot, and most likely you should consider it as a random spam, otherwise someone may have created a spam script for your site and they may do for fun or for other purposes.
P.S. : Do not use ReCaptcha, as some bots can break it.
It's most likely a bot attempting SQL injection.
How does the SQL injection from the "Bobby Tables" XKCD comic work?
The bot isn't trying to insert data into your database. It is trying to maliciously craft responses so that it can retrieve data from your database, or perhaps just delete all of it.
You need to make sure that all your SQL queries are properly escaped to prevent request data from the bot modifying database queries to work in unintended ways.
If you provide some examples of the requests, StackOverflow will be be able to tell you exactly what's going on.
I do Research and Development tax credits, and I get the majority of "evidence" as emails. They are given to me as a ZIP, some of them are 30 back and forths between dev's, screenshots keywords etc... In order for me to do my work, I usually break them down into the key "obstacles" and the correlate all the emails relating to engaging these obstacles (basically the debugging), into a big mind map.
Recently I was given about 2000 email messages, all in the .msg format, and well I have about 3 weeks to write out my report, and to do it effectively I need to write out the experimentation in chronological format, basically the entire process relating to overcoming said obstacle from start to finish.
I estimate it taking me about 100+ hours to do so manually, (manually snipping and attaching keywords/ date's to each email msg), I was wondering if there is a algorithmic way of doing it, there are about 200 email .msg's, all with 5-20 emails in them.
If there is a way I can do this in less then 100 hours with nearly 10 years of more public relations type work (I have a computer science degree, but I am a technical writer for RnD), and little if any recent programming experience.
It is not clear exactly how you want to filter emails and attachments in the store... But the Outlook object model provides a rich programming model which you can use to get the job done. For example, you can write a VBA macro or develop an Outlook add-in. The latter allows installing your solution on other PCs. So, I'd suggest starting from the Getting Started with VBA in Outlook 2010 article in MSDN.
Also you may find the Selecting an API or technology for developing solutions for Outlook 2013 article helpful.
I have been struggling for days with a crystal report now. No one can answer my query on stack overflow so is there anywhere I can get some developer support for crystal.
Ideally I want a business objects developer to connect to my machine, look at my code and tell me why the database name refuses to change in any of the examples crystal have provided.
If anyone knows of anyone offering this kind of service, or has some working code to change the database of a crystal report at runtime.
I have asked the question at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4723903/crystal-report-pain-cant-seem-to-change-database
Why is something that should be so simple such a waste of time!?
Part of the problem with your other question is that you didn't include the "Crystal-reports" tag, just the "Crystal-reports 2008" tag. The former is more common and gives you a much wider audience. Fixed.
This doesn't happen too often, but your other question is actually giving users a case of "information overload". I did a print preview and it came out to 7 pages. Can you cut back on some of the code? (Yes, you might accidently omit the real source of the problem, but that's just life)
Paid consultants may be more dedicated to finding the answer, but he/she isn't necessarily smarter. Try the official support page # http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/boc/support. If you purchase a "maintenance agreement" with SAP, you'll get exactly the professional support you're looking for.
(After all this talking, I'd like to just answer your question and be done with it, but I don't know ASP.)
You could also try BOB.
I'm developing a script that extracts the messages from the message archive of a particular meetup.com group of which I'm a member - http://www.meetup.com/opencoffee/messages/archive/
The idea is to dynamically add these to a wordpress site and allow people to search messages, auto tag messages etc.
The issue I have is how best to auto categorize these messages. I would welcome any thoughts and ideas of how best to go about this and what would be the most efficient way of programming this.
Option 1
Find a source of tags by subject area such as finance, technology, business etc by using the delicious API and find related tags by subject:-
http://delicious.com/tag/finance
http://delicious.com/tag/technology
if a message contains these tags then the message is assigned to the respective category.
I believe this could work but not sure the most efficient method of scanning the message for these tags.
Option 2
Find sites that are representative of the categories I need such as ft.com, the economist for finance etc, techcrunch for technology etc and then determine what tags are being used by people to tag these sites and determine by default that those tags are how people relate to these sites and their content stack.
Option 3
Pass the message url to http://semanticproxy.com/ (part of Reuters Calais project) or use the Open Calais API. This I have tried but without much success as the variable depth of content is not always sufficient to return meaningful taxonomy.
Here is an example message that I parsed through the calais api:-
Original Message
http://www.meetup.com/opencoffee/messages/6045615/
Calais Result
http://www.mashinteractive.com/opencoffee/calais.php
SUMMARY
So That's about it. I would welcome any thoughts and ideas on methodology and tips on how best to approach the message scanning for options 1 and 2.
FYI there are approximately, 1,700 messages to date and I'm guessing I may have 10 categories with each category being defined by 20 or 30 tags.
If anyone would like to help develop a Wordpress plugin or class to do this I would be more than happy to have you on board. Bear in mind I'm not a programmer, I just tinker around the edges and pretend I am one.
Thanks in advance
Jonathan
CEO
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You may want to check out Zemanta, which has tools and plugins (including Wordpress) for auto-tagging content, and also have a look at Common Tag, which is a vocabulary for expressing tags on content using RDFa, a semantic web standard currently indexed by some search engines.