The 2nd question is when you send an email to
someone and then they reply to that message,
it now contains their NEW message as well as
the original message such as:
THIS IS NEW
> THIS IS PART OF
> THE OLD MESSAGE
It will also contain the HEADER information.
What I am attempting is to parse the OLD stuff
out and just GRAB the new message in which they
are conveying.
Randy Adkins
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/21/02 10:48 AM >>>
> 1. The date field when it comes in is not a TRUE
> date field thus I can not use CreateODBCDate or
> DateFormat on this field to grab JUST THE DATE and
> then JUST the time. IDEAS???
I use a cfx tag, cfx_pop3date, for this. As far as I know custom
solutions
are the only solutions in this case. cfx_pop3date will get both the
date
and the time for you. However, it doesn't *always* work, so I've had to
wrap it in <cftry> to prevent errors.
> 2. Any idea on how to grab the NEW MESSAGE and NOT
> the replied message. Meaning if this is a reply to
> an original message I do not want the original message
> but the NEW message.
> ANY IDEAS ON THIS?
I don't understand what you're asking here. Can you elaborate?
-- Owen
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Athens County Library Services
http://www.athenscounty.lib.oh.us
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