I have a question on how to display a specific value within a string inside a column:
Bin
Message
Sent
X343
Message is 333-Yes
No
VFG33
Content Value on 155-Yes
Yes
JH789
Bring to Dock33 at 045-Yes
Yes
1255
Message is 768-Yes
No
As you can see, I have a table as above that shows a BIN, a message from an external system and if the message is sent. What I was wondering is if there is anyway to say, if the Sent column says "Yes", then ONLY display the numerical value in the Message Column. Hopefully this makes sense, I apologize for any confusion.
Edit:
So then my outcome would look like this:
155, 045
Related
First thing to note...I have tried a simple doc.computewithform(false,false) and it did not resolve this.
I have an agent set to run after new mail arrives. This agent will do different things depending on the email address it was sent to. Several email addresses are pointed to this mail-in db. So, in order for this to work, I need to read the 'sendto' field on the incoming email. Sometimes this value is plain text, and that works fine. Sometimes, depending on where the email was initiated, the sendto value is RFC822 text. I am hoping to find a way to convert this or extract from it the plain text representation of the sendto address.
I have a local memo form in this database that I could add an #Formula language function to, should one exist (so I could look there after the computewithform call).
If anyone has any ideas, I would be grateful for your input.
Matt
#Name([Abbreviate];SendTo) will extract the text from a field of RFC822 type 'Address'
or
The NotesName class in LotusScript can retrieve any part of a field of type 'RFC822 Text'
[The product id changes very time when the page refreshes so can you tell me how can one give a generic id/name which automatically picks the assigned id when the page is loaded.
Example
Currently what is happening:
In Path: /EAPPFileUpload/UploadFiles?currentFolder=ARA&productID=1234
What is required
In Path /EAPPFileUpload/UploadFiles?currentFolder=ARA&productID=variable
where variable shall possess the id in it.]1
My expectation is that this "product id" doesn't come out of nowhere, most likely it exists somewhere in previous response, either in body, or in headers or in URL.
So you need to extract the value from the previous response with i.e. Regular Expression Extractor, save it into a JMeter Variable and replace hard-coded (recorded?) value of 1234 with the aforementioned JMeter Variable.
The whole process is known as correlation and has been discussed hundreds of times already.
in VSTO I want to access the date of a sent message as it appears in the recipient clients header. Sent Items return an empty transport header (for obvious reasons) however I can't find a date to match the date that a non exchange recipient system would get from the message header.
I've tried:
CreationTime();
PropertyAccessor.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x30070040").ToString(); //MAPI creation time
.PropertyAccessor.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x30080040").ToString(); //MAPI last modification time
.GetProperty("http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x0E060040").ToString(); //MAPI Date Message Delivered
But none of them match the actual Date: that appears in the header on the recipient end. Taking into account timezones, etc. the Date field is a couple of seconds off.
Any ideas on how to access the date of a sent item as it appears to the clients? I would have expected date of delivery or date of creation to match.
Try PR_CLIENT_SUBMIT_TIME (DASL name http://schemas.microsoft.com/mapi/proptag/0x00390040). Also keep in mind that OOM always rounds the date/time properties to the nearest second.
I am trying to fetch gmail emails with IMAP (in objective-c), and I want to separate, for every thread, every single message that has been sent in the conversation. To make myself more clear, imagine a conversation like this one:
John says : Hi Mike, that's the first email
Mike replies : Hey John, how are you ?
John replies : Great Mike, thanks.
If I get John's emails through IMAP, I will fetch only one email, that will be :
Hey John, how are you ?
On Wed, 21 May,
Hi Mike, that's the first email
And I would like to get two different messages out of this one email I fetched.
First message would be "Hi Mike, that's the first email"
Second message would be "Hey John, how are you ?"
I looked at the message-id field in the header, but I can't figure out how to link that back to actual messages.
Any ideas?
Thanks !
[EDIT] : So far I can parse the email in John's inbox and extract the associated string containing the message. But what I want is the actual message (with the header and all), not just the string containing the message.
Gmail has a very nice IMAP extension to do this. I've never tried to use the objective-c libraries, though.
If you want to do this for one conversation, you need a message to start with. Any message in the conversation will do. First, you retrieve the X-GM-THRID of that message: a uid fetch 23451345 x-gm-thrid, which gives you a 64-bit number, perhaps 9876543876543444423. Next, you look for the other messages in the same conversation: b uid search x-gm-thrid 9876543876543444423, which gives you the UIDs of all messages in that conversation, and you're done.
If you want to do it for all the conversations in the inbox, you issue c uid fetch 1:* x-gm-thrid, which gives you a set of message-conversation tuples: "message 123 belongs to conversation 9876543876543".
If you want to order the messages within each conversation, the easiest way is probably to retrieve the internaldate item and sort by that. Gmail also has an x-gm-msgid but I haven't looked to see whether it's useful for sorting.
I have some questions about 4sq's API.
Chceckin object obtained by checkins/add endpoint's response sometimes has mayorship field and at other times not.
And mayorship's checkins count field seems not reliable (often appears count 0, but actual count is 2).
Is it so?
thanks.
The notification only contains mayor information if the user is somewhat close to being able to claim the mayorship.
As for incorrect checkin counts, you'll need to provide an example response for us to be able to debug.