Unfortunately, for my project I have to use ActiveX.
I would much rather do this with a proper server side language as it would take a lot less time but at work, I am a man in need of a solution with out the access to the back end to build it so I have to resort to client side work.
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Draw to memory first then display the picture. That will remove any flicker. it is called double buffering.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/graphi...Buffering.aspx...Leave a comment:
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I have got the solution. The issue was that I used an alias for the recipient and those do not resolve as simply as an e-mail address. The reason I had an alias was that it had gotten left in my HTML code when I was attempting to solve the problem initialy. Then I discovered the recipient.Resol ve() method but never changed what I was sending to my code so it was not resolving properly.
Thanks,
Jeremy...Leave a comment:
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OK. Here is the code.
Code:outlookApp = new ActiveXObject("outlook.application"); nameSpace = outlookApp.getNameSpace("MAPI"); mailFolder = nameSpace.getDefaultFolder(6); mailItem = mailFolder.Items.Add("IPM.Appointment.ConfRmReq"); mailItem.MeetingStatus = 1; mailItem.Subject = "My Test Appointment";
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I wrote it. It is JavaScript.
The code I have works fine. it is getting Outlook to behave as I wish that is the problem. I want to get a JavaScript solution to this rather that coding VBScript for the form because I would like everything to be in one place....Leave a comment:
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mofmans2ndcoming started a topic newly created meeting request from javascript has no recipient datain Javascriptnewly created meeting request from javascript has no recipient data
Hi all,
I have looked through MSDN on this one and can't seem to find the answer anywhere.
I have created a JavaScript that will launch a meeting request for an address selected from a list. The problem that is occurring is that when the meeting request opens, and I look at the availability grid, any recipient I put in from the code shows "no information" for availability.
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I figured it out (why is it always the very next page in google after you post a question that gives you an answer?)
Code:while(slctDay.childNodes[0]){ slctDay.removeChild(slctDay.childNodes[0]);}
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Reloading an HTML element populated by Javascript
First, let me thank acoder for his/her help with my last javascript problem.
I have a new problem though.
I have a simple form that uses selection boxes and I wanted the boxes to be smart. As I have said before, I do not have access to the server side system so I have to add the smarts on the client side.
it is simple, month day year.
I have the months set as static HTML with values from... -
That worked! I had tried something like that but I think I did not include the time.
I am glad I will not have to use a mixture of VBScript and Javascript.
Is there a reference anywhere that you used? I tried looking up information on MSDN but that site is not the friendliest to navigate when you are not use to using it.
Thanks for your help.
Jeremy...Leave a comment:
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Would this work?
Code:<script language = "vbscript"> MyVBFunction(a,b,c) [function that accepts integers and returns a DateTime] </script> <script language = "javascript"> ... ApptObj.start = MyVBFunction(1,2,2007); .... </script>
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Code:objOL = new ActiveXObject("outlook.application"); objAppt = objOL.CreateItem(olAppointmentItem); objAppt.Subject = "My Appointment"; /*objAppt.Start = */ objAppt.MeetingStatus = olMeeting; objAppt.start = formatDate(date); objAppt.RequiredAttendees = "mytest@testing.net"; objAppt.display();
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I posted in my edit, but will reply.
Outlook accepts the datetime type used in MS's APIs.
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That will produce a date that outlook will accept?
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I just tried and it will not accept a data object or any of its possible outputs. Outlook accepts the "DateTime" data type. Javascript's date() object is not that type, nor does it output to that type....Leave a comment:
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using javascript to set outlook meeting request date
I have a script for my companies internal network that I am developing to ease the transition away from out old conference room scheduling system to outlook. (this is a stop gap until we can get developer time to do a proper server side solution)
The users are use to a web interface and the conference rooms AD names are not human friendly so I decided to use some ActiveX to create a sort of meeting request link on a web page so when...
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