I'm looking at incorporating an simple ftp upload tool on the site that will enable clients to select the branch they want to send it to who is turn would get an email to notify them of the upload and instructions.
Do you have any suggestions?
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I have web application to send email from OneDrive location. I have obtained a user consent and access token from Ms Live site. I am trying to implement process where user clicks on 'browse' button, they should see list of files which are in onedrive. User selects file from there and clicks on 'Send Email' button in web page which should invoke the downloading of selected file silently and send that to email address provided by user.
At the moment onedrive sends download link to get file content. Does anyone knows how to get file content in bytes using REST API as I don't want the user to download the file in their local machine. Please help!
It sounds like you plan on sending the selected OneDrive file as an attachment in email (right?). This could be tricky if you don't want the file to be downloaded locally.
Maybe you could consider sending a link to the selected OneDrive file in the email instead. This way, the email recipient will be able to download the file directly from the sender's OneDrive.
I'm creating a new web app and I need to process files (word, pdf) sent via email message (attached files).
That also would be necessary to have a specific email address to route file to a proper destination (its a job application service, so each job opening would have its own email address).
I'm completely lost and have no idea from where I would begin.
Thanks a lot!
There are a few options here. You can:
Create a system to poll an existing IMAP account every x minutes. Then download the message, parse it and extract the attachment.
Install your own email server, and set the server up to run a script as the emails arrive.
Use a third party service that receives the email and forwards the messages as an HTTP POST (such as CloudMailin).
I wrote a blog post explaining a few of the options a few years back now for Rails but pretty much all of it is still relevant and relevant to other languages.
Basically we have an Astak Mole cam that can email images at regular intervals and we want to put the images in a folder and post it on the site.
Is there a way to use IFTTT.com
We can control the email address that receives the message and the server that will display the image.
Got any ideas?
I'm not sure about IFTTT.com but there are many ways to programatically get emails to a web server.
I wrote a blog post with the three main methods for programmatically accessing email. These are namely:
Setup an email server and have it run a script locally when an email arrives
Poll over POP3 or IMAP to an existing email mailbox and then download the messages
Use a third party (such as CloudMailin) that takes an email and forwards it as an HTTP Post to your website.
Any of these methods should allow you to do what you're asking, the option to choose is really about how much you need to scale or what you have available already.
I have install osCommerce and Xampp, I am using Mercury Mail for local emails.
Now, how can i configure email setup in osCommerce, so that emails will be send to customers.
I have tried. to change the configure email setup by giving as
superadmin#localhost.com and customer1#localhost.com but emails are not sent in osCommerce system.
Where as i configure Thunderbird it perfectly working fine.
Do i need to change any other configuration files related to emails in osCommerce.
Rafee, you need to go to your admin panel, which is probably located at http://www.yourdomain.com/catalog/admin or http://www.yourdomain.com/admin or whatever you named "admin".
From there, you can adjust your OSC settings -- including mail that gets sent to you and to your customers. It doesn't matter what e-mail client you're using, whether it's MS Outlook or Mozilla, or whatever. It's all configurable through your admin panel.
If you have OSC version 2.3, which you should have if you don't, then I'd recommend an addon such as Contact Us Enhancement which is not only an enhancement for receiving e-mail, but also sending your customers the mail you're intending to send 'em (whether it's an invitation to create an account, a receipt, a thank you for the order, or whatever).
I am programmatically "reading" emails using WebDav. I am also deleting these emails when I've finished having my way with them, however, this is causing an interesting problem. Each time I delete an email the original sender is getting a not read response. I have logged into Outlook Web App and checked the option Do not automatically send a response but this doesn't seem to help.
Is there ANY way to remove the request for read receipt from the email before deleting it?
We decided that we didn't want to make any modifications to our server and a solution that could be implemented in my existing program would be the most ideal.
I read on a few sites if the email was marked as read through IMAP commands on the exchange server that the read receipt would not be sent when deleted/opened via the client (Outlook Web App or Outlook). So that is what we did:
Logged into email server via IMAP
. LOGIN user#mailserver.com password
Selected the folder to process
. SELECT Inbox
Made the changes to all emails in the folder
. STORE 1:* flags \SEEN
This sequence marks all the emails in the inbox as read, which then allows my program to delete the emails after processing without a receipt being generated.