There is a THtmlSmtpCli. In this one you set both the plain-text-part and
the html-part in separate properties.
Set Contenttype to smtpHtml and set the text for PlainText and HtmlText.
This will set up the boundrys for you when sending the mail.
Regards Bjørnar
> -Original Message-
> Fr
Hello,
Currently there's only one DNS hostname returned :(
But I need all records for an SSL post connection check,
so I searched and found them in PHostEnt^.h_aliases.
I just scribbled below lines, so far they work.
What about adding them to WSocket.pas?
procedure GetAliasList(phe : PHostEnt;
Hi,
www.microsoft.de resolves to
207.46.130.108 and 207.46.250.119
WSocket.ReverseDnsLookup(207.46.130.108/207.46.250.119)
as well as NSLookup fails, tested with multiple name servers.
Does somebody know why?
But http://www.dnsstuff.com/ returns 15 records.
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Arno Garrels [TeamICS]
http:/
Hi all,
I want to get the total bytes sent and received while downloading a web page.
On the OnDocData I have write the Len value in a label to display while
downloading.
But this does not display correctly as the Len value jumps up and down when
downloading a URL.
Should I accummulate the Len
>OnDocDate event:
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>TotalReceived := TotalReceived + Len;
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>
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Yes, but be carefull 'cause if you do UI stuff in OnDocData event the
transfell could slow down awfully!
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> Yes, but be carefull 'cause if you do UI stuff in OnDocData event the
> transfell could slow down awfully!
Is there any other way around besides in OnDocData event?
Because performance is of utter most importance to me.
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Hi everybody,
I was following this mailing list for about 3 years now and I see the
same questions comming from ICS users again and again. Since ICS have no
help system, this is a normal thing.
I want to propose an idea to fill the missing help system gap.
Seeing the success of the wikipedia t
If you just inrease an integer in the OnDocData event this shouldn't be
a performance issue.
Marius van Tubbergh wrote:
>>Yes, but be carefull 'cause if you do UI stuff in OnDocData event the
>>transfell could slow down awfully!
>>
>>
>
>Is there any other way around besides in OnDocData ev
Hi.
I've made a bugreports from last 24h... could anybody help me to
analyze it?
http://theweed.org/bugreport.txt
What can i say is that bugs started when addeded checking few names
with DNSQuery component every ... 10 minutes.
How does it work?
Every 10 minutes TDNSQuery component is being cr
I think a wiki is a great idea! I have started one myself and it's quite
easy to setup. The wiki that powers wikiepdia et c is probably the best.
http://www.mediawiki.org/ is the place to go.
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Hello:
Well, as one of those who started a documentation effort a few times
in the past and was unable to continue, I am very wary about suggesting
another one. However, I do agree that of all the other methods we have
tried in the past (html faq, windows help file, etc.), a "Wiki" is o
Tibor Csonka wrote:
> I was
> thinking about making available a wiki system for the ICS community
> where all ICS mailing list subscribers could post their contribution to
> the help system.
Great idea!
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If DZ-Jay is offering hosting, then I can maybe do the Windows HTML help
importer, which will take the exported wiki data and build a html source
from it. I don't know the effort to do that but I'm willing to look at
it if you like. Anyway it highly depends on the wiki system of choice
for ICS
Tibor Csonka wrote:
> If DZ-Jay is offering hosting, then I can maybe do the Windows HTML help
> importer, which will take the exported wiki data and build a html source
> from it. I don't know the effort to do that but I'm willing to look at
> it if you like. Anyway it highly depends on the wik
MediaWiki is good for me also.
No problemo, I will install a test here and if you are willing to make
this effort then I will look at the format of the exported XML files and
the format for CHM and try to estimate how long would it take to
implement it. Anyway there is no hurry because the conte
Hello Marius,
As Tibor noticed, just increment a integer and with a Timer you can
update the UI every few seconds. This way you will not have performacne
degrease. It is not the calculation that take time, it is graphical user
interface is very slow.
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Hello Tibor,
This is a remarkable coincidence :) Just yesterday I mailed private this
link to Francois:
http://www.yunqa.de/delphi/pasdoc/
It create CHM files from source and looks to me very promising. However
like al the other help projects we already did all depents of a few
persons who pa
> It create CHM files from source and looks to me very promising.
This is by far my preferred way of generating help, from comments in the
source modules themselves, then you always know the properties and
methods are 100% reliable. But it will increase the size of the source
files considerabl
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> It create CHM files from source and looks to me very promising.
>
> This is by far my preferred way of generating help, from comments in the
> source modules themselves, then you always know the properties and
> methods are 100% reliable. But it w
Hello,
> I for instance hate to read source code with such included
> comments, of course this is a question taste.
To try the thing I made a help file of one of my components and I
decided to keep the commented *.pas file for the help separate from the
original *.pas file. So I agree with you a
Question is if a helpfile is needed or the Wiki is good enough? Almost
everyone is online now... As long as there is one good source to get info a
helpfile isn't really necessary...
> -Original Message-
> However it is a minimal work... On the other side the wiki
> looks good, but some
Fredrik Larsson wrote:
> Question is if a helpfile is needed or the Wiki is good enough? Almost
> everyone is online now... As long as there is one good source to get info
> a helpfile isn't really necessary...
Yeah, a wiki is up to date, it realy doesn't need to be converted to a
help file in in
Ja wrote:
> Hi.
> I've made a bugreports from last 24h... could anybody help me to
> analyze it?
Looks like FreeMem in the destructor causes the exception.
arno garrels
>
> http://theweed.org/bugreport.txt
>
> What can i say is that bugs started when addeded checking few names
> with DNSQuery
Ok... what can i do about it?
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Do: ICS support mailing
Data: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 21:42:07 +0100
Temat: Re: [twsocket] DNSQuery - bugreport
> Ja wrote:
> > Hi.
> > I've made a bugreports from last 24h... could anybody help me to
> > a
A help system rendered as a searchable indexed CHM is the developer
_BEST_ friend!
As I can estimate, it's not a hard thing to compile it from the exported
wiki data.
As for the sourcecode comments, I can only say, if you wish to do it
then it's ok, do it but it is not a replacement for a real
I have written an ap using the POP3 component to access mail from my
ISP. I can also access my email via the internet. The ap works
perfectly, but my ISP has recently added a spam folder into which it
places anything it considers to be spam.
Is there a way to change to that folder using the PO
> A wiki allows many users to work on the same stuff, that's something
> totally different. Help-comments in the source files would nullify
> this approach.
I've no real idea what a 'wiki' is.
> However to generate an empty framework/skeleton it will
> probably be necessary to use such a tool
> I have written an ap using the POP3 component to access mail from my
> ISP. I can also access my email via the internet. The ap works
> perfectly, but my ISP has recently added a spam folder
Effectively the mail is being put into a separate mailbox, you just log
into that mailbox instead.
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