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XAvinashX
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| Posted: 17 April 2007 at 9:01pm | IP Logged
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Can someone guide me how to list new messages first. And also change the date format in mm/dd/yy in ASP.
It will be of big help, i have gone over my head trying to figure this 2 things.
I would greatly appreciate an sample asp script for both problems.
Thanx
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Andrew
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You can retrieve all messages via IMAP4.RetrieveEnvelopes method and then resort messages in your application according to Envelope.Flags property. In contrast to new messages, old ones have Seen flag set.
Another way is to retrieve new messages (which haven't Seen flag set) and then old ones. This described in "Search for new messages" sample of MailBee Objects documentation.
You can change date format to US as follows:
Code:
SetLocale("en-us")
Dim myDate, myString
myDate = Now
myString = FormatDateTime(myDate, 2) |
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Andrew
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XAvinashX
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SetLocale("en-us")
Dim myDate, myString
myDate = objEnvelopes(I).Date
myString = FormatDateTime(myDate, 2)
<%= myString %>
I am trying this but its not working ????
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Andrew
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FormatDateTime function requires the first parameter to be of Date type, but objEnvelopes(I).Date is of String type. To convert a string which contains a date to Date type, you should use Message.GetDateFromString method as follows:
Code:
SetLocale("en-us")
Dim myDate, myString, msg
Set Msg = CreateObject("MailBee.Message")
myDate = msg.GetDateFromString(objEnvelopes(I).Date, False)
myString = FormatDateTime(myDate, 2)
<%= myString %> |
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Best regards,
Andrew
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XAvinashX
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Thank you soooo muchhhh, it works it works finally the date function is resolved!!! I am still working on the search part and the list new messages first part.
thank you sir
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