Not sure what working in it for 30 years has to do with the topic, this
tells us you had a job in a specific area for a certain time thats all, it
certainly doesn't mean you know everything there is to know about i.t, or
that you were even good at it.
Regards
Russ Michaels
www.michaels.me.uk
Going back to the original question, one thing we use is http://highrisehq.com/
which basically by BCC'ing an email in every reply you do (or forwarding an
email) it can be stored against that client. Would that help?
I know it's not automatic, but then again, I am not sure of your goals.
You guys just get ridiculous in your conversations, which, if you'll
pardon the profane verbiage, inevitably is reduced to a pissing contest
and a sometimes not-so-subtle attempt to demean others by display of
something that's supposed to pass for superior knowledge. It's no wonder
that geeks
I can tinker with that approach, and it might prove beneficial.
But I am really after an automated setup that creates a storage
system for original-topic emails, along with the replies I send.
Much like text messaging provides currently. I can follow a text
message conversation easily, because
I see what you mean now and yeah, that shouldn't be *too* hard to build.
If I had to solve this I would look into either IMAP or POP hooks into the mail
server. THen import that into a database for example, so it can be queried.
The problem with your SMS Vs Email analogy is that (on my
On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 2:04 AM, Rick Faircloth r...@whitestonemedia.comwrote:
I've been trying to find a good way to store email
*from* AND *to* my clients. (you know, create that
really handy paper trail you need sometimes...)
âAm I missing something?â Just set their mail clients up
I do think you have rather thrown the toys out of the pram here over mine
and Dave's Google Apps answers when we were only answering your questions
and correcting your misconceptions.
One thing that happens often in the world of CF and on this list is that
people try to use CFML for everything
And Dave, talk about OT! Suggesting I use Google Apps, or anything else,
instead of even attempting to answer my question, isn't acceptable
to this OP. I've had already looked at Gmail and found it unsuitable.
And to suggest that you know best what my clients' need that I do,
is terribly
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 6:51 AM, Rick Faircloth wrote:
Thanks for NOT answering my question. I've gotten almost no helpful
information from this entire conversation, in spite of its tremendous
length.
Rick - Please take this in the most constructive way possible. You asked a
question, got a
Some good suggestions, Mark, that address the original question. ;o)
I've used POP hooks (if I know what you're referencing), as I described
in a earlier post, to based on a scheduled task that ran every 10 minutes
or so, and check a third-party email provider to see if an email with a
specific
I've got to think this through so I can understand how this would work.
But first, this organization is in another state, so I don't have control
over their clients (I control their accounts, where, I guess I could set
a BCC...really haven't checked on it, so I don't remember).
And, realize,
You should stick to answering the question asked and only the
question asked and not offer alternatives unless the OP asks for them.
I appreciate the offer to share the alternatives, but please try to not
assume that OP's haven't already looked at alternatives and decided to
go their own way.
And, again, offer what only is asked for, nothing else.
Don't take an OP's specific topic OT. If you don't think
the OP should consider an alternative, I suggest you wait until
the ask. It's not my mailing list, but neither is it yours.
I just watch these simple topics devolve into totally OT
And, realize, I'm not trying to keep an archive of my *clients* email
conversations, I'm just wanting to do this for myself. If it works for me,
I may polish it up and offer it as a service to them. In the kind of
organization I'm talking about, almost everyone right now wants their
email
And that's exactly to my point... When I ask a specific question,
I only want answers that address that specific question.
If it turns out *to me* that the solution I'm considering is wrong,
then it's up to me to change my mind. I don't take anyone's advice
as unassailable. If we all did that,
And, again, offer what only is asked for, nothing else.
Don't take an OP's specific topic OT. If you don't think
the OP should consider an alternative, I suggest you wait until
the ask. It's not my mailing list, but neither is it yours.
Again, I'm sorry, but no. I refuse to do that. I get
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 1:06 PM, Rick Faircloth wrote:
I'm just hard-headed
At least we can all agree on that.
-Cameron
...
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Order the Adobe Coldfusion Anthology now!
if you're going to
suggest Apps for Nonprofits (free) to your client you might want to
familiarize yourself with them.
Absolutely...
But like, I said, for now, this is just for me. My client hasn't asked
me for an archiving system. They're just handling that individually.
I just wanted
Yes, you're going to make this your list under all circumstances.
I'm not your client asking for your advice to a problem.
I'm asking for any one's experience with a specific approach
to a problem. You should respect my question.
Yes, I can ignore your responses, but only after wading through
Yes, you're going to make this your list under all circumstances.
No, but I'm going to respond to questions as I see fit. Those are not
the same thing.
I'm asking for any one's experience with a specific approach
to a problem. You should respect my question.
Well, since you put it that way:
Rick
Did you notice several emails back I mentioned that gapps is free for non
profits?
You said many times you primarily didn't want gapps bcoz it costs money,
why not at least give it a try now that you know its free and that all your
aforementioned complaints have now been proved wrong.
Surely
Yes, I will definitely give it a good look now that I know it's
a potential free solution for the USO.
Thanks for the info!
Rick
-Original Message-
From: Russ Michaels [mailto:r...@michaels.me.uk]
Sent: Thursday, April 18, 2013 1:56 PM
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Anyone ever created
Rick,
I have been known to beat a deceased equine from time to time so after
reading the entire thread let me enter the fray.
Anyone ever created their own email archive with CF? ... The rest has
been an exercise in attempting to tell me that I should be doing
something else
I've been
You believe them if you want to. The courts tend not to.
-Original Message-
From: Dave Watts [mailto:dwa...@figleaf.com]
Sent: 18 April 2013 05:22
To: cf-talk
Subject: Re: Anyone ever created their own email archive with CF?
I said, tired of helping them feed me adverts. They base
You believe them if you want to. The courts tend not to.
Can you cite one court case that covers their paid services?
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/
Fig Leaf Software is a Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) on
GSA Schedule, and
I need to learn how to build mobile apps for iPad/iPhone and Android.
I have been building responsive web sites for mobile devices and think I
have a reasonable understanding of the issues involved with that, but I
have a project coming up that will require a full-on app not just a web
site.
So
Phonegap (html5/css/js skillz needed)
Titanium (js skillz needed)
Native development (2 different environments, one for iDevices, one for
Android)
if at all possible, I prefer the first.
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 1:41 AM, Mike K afpwebwo...@gmail.com wrote:
I need to learn how to build
as for how to learn, it depends on your learning style.
all 3 approaches have excellent examples, which is how I learn best,
pulling apart other peoples code to understand how it works.
all have good training websites, and lots of youtube and slideshow
walkthroughs
and all have good books,
I like Titanium:
Some decent but not awesome basic instruction:
http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/appcelerator/appcelerator-development/
-Cameron
On Fri, Apr 19, 2013 at 1:45 AM, Jerry Milo Johnson jmi...@gmail.comwrote:
Phonegap (html5/css/js skillz needed)
Titanium (js skillz
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