I want to send a message in skype with html tags using skype4com library. How I can do this? Is it impossible?
I tried to send a message to the body Hello , but in Skype it remains the same.
You can't because you can't communicate with Skype anymore via the API :
https://gigaom.com/2013/07/13/skype-says-it-will-kill-desktop-api-by-end-of-2013/
You should now be using URI
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/dn745878(v=office.15).aspx#sectionSection0
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Hello when I send my html page with google chrome I can't see the path in the link Bar Though I use the method get and when I open the network angle I can't find the query request either enter image description here
On the first view is see that your request goes again a html page. Then you will get as response the html. But i suggest you will send some data. Then you have to add in every form element a name selector. Like <input name="username" ...>.
Then you need a endpoint which can handle your request. A HTML side cant do that. You need a serverside endpoint. Like api.php etc.
I'm having an issue trying to send Whatsapp messagges through browser using this code:
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Using this code, Whatsapp opens correctly but the number is not recognized (i'm trying with my number, which is registered in Whatsapp) saying something like "You're trying to reach a non-Whatsapp number. Invite him or send SMS".
My international code (Italy) is +39.
I've tried 003912345, +3912345, 3912345, 12345, but with no success.
Anyone experienced this? Thanks for the help!
You get the message"You're trying to reach a non-Whatsapp number. Invite him or send SMS" because the number you want to use for sending the message to must be present into your phone contact list.
Anyway the attached code you use for the link won't work on iOS.
Try to use: href="whatsapp://send/?text=<>" data-action="share/whatsapp/share" . The link will open WhatsApp but you will have to manually select the consignee of the message from your contact list, otherwise you could use the ABID code to send the message directly to your contact.
Here you'll find more info about this technique: https://www.macstories.net/tutorials/use-whatsapps-url-scheme-with-drafts-launch-center-pro-or-a-bookmarklet/
How can I open the default compose mail window from the user's mail app from within a Qt app?
I found there is some class for mobile with Qtmobility, but I don't have access to this class as I'm working on a desktop app.
I also found people to use a URL sheme with a mailto in it. This isn't working for me because the html is stripped at some point, probably because of the url being too long and the html is not rendered in html but in plain text.
How can I precompose a mail in Qt and open the default mail app?
There is no built in way in Qt to send email with HTML formatting. The Mailto method will work for unformatted text, e.g.
QDesktopServices::openUrl(QUrl("mailto:?to=recipient#example.com&subject=The subject of an email&body=Here is some email body text", QUrl::TolerantMode));
But this cannot be used for html formatted text.
If you absolutely need HTML you will need to look at the options for your platform(s):
MAPI for Windows
AppleScript and Mail.app on OSX
Mail on Linux
Old topic but :
You could also try another way, as I did, using a web service.
I have a php web service that send email to a specific mail address, so I just send the message data to this web service, that will handle the rest for me.
This is to abstract yourself of using a desktop software that most of the time users don't have ( we all use gmail anyway, so you know ... ).
In php :
// sending mail to my#address.com
$headers ='From: sender#address.com'."\n";
$headers .="Reply-To: replyto#address.com"."\n";
$headers .='Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1"'."\n";
$headers .='Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit';
mail('my#address.com', '[TAG] mail subject', "some body text.", $headers);
Careful of security though !
My ActionHandler.ashx file should be POSTed yet upon entry to ProcessRequest the context.Request.RequestType is always "GET".
Background:
This HttpHandler currently works OK (i.e. clicking a link in an email causes my ActionHandler.ashx to be entered and the querystring is processed correctly). For example:
https://mdwdata/CorporateBrain/ActionHandler.ashx?Action=MarkComplete&ID=1024~nzmewoojgnn&CUID=13
is the URL for the link shown as Mark-Complete in the image just below:
But now I am trying to improve it by following this advice in a previous SO thread :
"In the body of the email, instead of sending a link, include an HTML form that contains a button which performs a postback to your server."
Problem Summary: When I click the Submit button, my handler is entered with verb GET not POST (hence, I have no access to the hidden form data in the Request.Form collection.
Here is a snippet (image) of the email body
If I can get the Submit to post the hidden form variables to my handler, then of course I would remove the links. In the debugger, I verified the form data and it looks good me:
I added this line to my web.config file:
<add path="ActionHandler.ashx" verb="GET,POST" type="System.Web.UI.SimpleHandlerFactory" validate="true" />
Also, my email client is Thunderbird.
What would cause the request to be GET instead of POST?
The short answer to this problem is that Thunderbird does not POST to the URL in the Action attribute of the HTML form tag. Even the newest version of Thunderbird (version 31.2.0) "ignores" the POST and requests the URL via GET.
The construction of the HTML form is properly done and other email clients I have tested work fine:
Microsoft Office 365 Outlook Web App
Google GMail
So, I guess I am doing it "right" but some email clients apparently don't support this (even my favorite which is Thunderbird).
I developed a very simple portlet for Liferay which contains a form to submit a couple of parameters to an external Webservice. My problem is that when I press submit I get redirected to the URL of that webservice.
Is there a way to suppress the redirection and show the webservice response in the same portlet that i made the call from?
Many thanks in advance for your feedback this is much appreciated.
You have to use javascript (AJAX) for send data to the webservice and directly get the response without redirecting the user. Then with the data you received from javascript, you can display them on the page.
You can do this with Jquery and the function ajax().
Hope, I've helped you :)