Recently, I saw a form on SharePoint where user can select/search emails from a widget. It seemed to me that the emails were not locally stored and that SharePoint is somehow getting the emails from Outlook or an email server.
My question here would be that whether something like this is possible in Java/Javascript or not? So that I do not store emails locally and the search widget may bring the emails from an email server.
Thanks a lot.
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So I have this basic contact form that asks for user's name,email and password and as a project I want to send through JavaScript or client-side an email confirmation like "account created" to the client's email input. I have searched numerous sites and stuff and thought it is pretty complicated so I made this question here. Thanks in advance for any answers!
You cannot.
You would need an email server that sends the email to your users.
Setting up an mail server is quite complicated. People usually go with some mailing services like Sendgrid
I have multiple accounts on many different social networking websites and email providers like Gmail, Outlook, Facebook, etc. It's a burden to shuffle between these accounts and hence I am trying to create a webpage that has a webform which has the following.
1) Username
2) E-mail
3) Password
4) Launch button
This form is the only page that I will be designing. I want this webform to be a one-click autologin thing(if that makes sense) for all the other websites. Basically if I enter all my details into this form and click on the launch button, it automatically logs in to services like outlook by using the email and password that I entered and redirect me to the outlook homepage. I am trying to find out ways to make this work but have had no luck.
As Dave commented services like LastPass provide a similar service where they manage all of your passwords and can auto-login to some sites when they load. There are also application-based versions of this like KeePass. If you use Chrome you can also utilize Google Password (it will generate and store unique passwords for you that are parented by your Google account). I would also recommend against using the same User and Password across multiple services (this is where Google Password or LastPass are useful, as all the passwords are unique). Having unique strong passwords is very important.
See https://www.webroot.com/us/en/resources/tips-articles/how-do-i-create-a-strong-password for some password practices.
I have a list of email addresses in Google spreadsheet, I need to send them the same mail. so I wrote a script using Google Script that goes over the emails and send it.
My problem is that I am not sure that all the email addresses are valid. for example, name#gmaial.com instead of name#gmail.com. In this case, the mail won't be delivered.
I used Hunter API to achieve this, but I have a limited number of calls to theses API.
Can anyone help?
I work for a NGO and we are on a mission to teach rural people on how to operate emails. A part of my job is to create gmail accounts of the registered people and hand them off to the people after the event. My field team collects the data i need to create an account on hard copies. So i need to record the data in a database online via a web form. The web form I use is exactly similar to the one that gmail uses. So currently i am entering data twice on my database as well as on gmail. Is there anyway i can push the data i enter on my web form to the signup page on gmail and from there just fill in the captcha and create an account?
Please advise!
Try scrapy login form. Not sure will work.
I have built some functionality in a mobile GIS application called GeoMedia Smart Client which allows the user to fill out email details in a form, which then opens Outlook to allow them to send the email. The functionality uses Javascript and XML workflows to populate the email with the values from the form as well as automatically populating asset details in the body.
I have built a SQL Server table to save these emails with Date Sent, From, To, Subject, Body etc. This table is populated via a SQL trigger in Smart Client. The problem is, the user has the option of editing the email in Outlook or Smart Client. Any edits in Outlook won't be saved in the SQL table as the trigger only runs in Smart Client. Is there a way using either SQL or Javascript to send the Recipient, Subject, Body etc from the open email in Outlook to the SQL table? I realise Javascript is client side and SQL is server side.
I know it's bad design having the ability to edit the email in either Smart Client or Outlook, but the other option using SMTP had it's own problems with our IT department and security issues allowing external Smart Client users access to the server.
Hopefully that makes sense,
Regards
Josh
You can develop a VBA macro or add-in where can handle the Outlook object model events and save the changes made by a user or programmatically to the SQL database. Also you may consider developing a custom UI for Outlook where users can save emails directly to the db without other software involved.
See Getting Started with VBA in Outlook 2010 to develop a VBA macro. Be aware, VBA macros are not designed for distributing the code on multiple PCs. If you need to get the solution working for multiple users, see Walkthrough: Creating Your First Application-Level Add-in for Outlook.