1. Make This URL Thingie?
- Posted by "C. K. Lester" <cklester at yahoo.com> Nov 18, 2002
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Hey, can someone create a EUPHORIA program (like the Google searching one) to duplicate the following page, but with one difference... I want to be able to enter multiple email addresses. http://www.exit9to5.net/maxsponder/globalremove.html If somebody could just tell me what I'd need to do to the EuGoogle code, that might suffice as well. Thanks!!! ck
2. Re: Make This URL Thingie?
- Posted by Kat <kat at kogeijin.com> Nov 18, 2002
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On 18 Nov 2002, at 11:21, C. K. Lester wrote: > > Hey, can someone create a EUPHORIA program (like the Google searching one) > to duplicate the following page, but with one difference... I want to be > able to enter multiple email addresses. > > http://www.exit9to5.net/maxsponder/globalremove.html Rather than guess at how many email address entry lines to provide, why now have the user enter them all on the one line? Kat
3. Re: Make This URL Thingie?
- Posted by Robert Szalay <robsz1 at netzero.net> Nov 18, 2002
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> That's okay, because with Eu all I have to do is parse the list of emails > and then loop through the list, sending each one separately... no big deal. > So, how would I send them? well. One way would be to use a tcp lib and send it after the url. The other way(probably easier too) would be to use shellExecute() shellExecute("open",<url>,0) Regards, Robert Szalay
4. Re: Make This URL Thingie?
- Posted by Robert Szalay <robsz1 at netzero.net> Nov 18, 2002
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- Last edited Nov 19, 2002
It would open the default web browser to that url or, if one is already open, use that. Regards, Robert Szalay ---------------------------------------------
5. Re: Make This URL Thingie?
- Posted by Robert Szalay <robsz1 at netzero.net> Nov 18, 2002
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Hmmm. Okay. I think I see what you are trying to do. The URL you would use would look something like this: http://www.exit9to5.net/cgi-bin/maxsponder/maxadmin.cgi?removeflag=N&email=j oe at joespage.com&function=global3 The part where it says: "removeflag=N" is the part that adds or removes. N = remove Y = add the "email=joe at joespage.com" would be the email address to add/remove. I did a little testing, and it seems you would need to make a separate call for each email address Regards, Robert Szalay ----- Original Message ----- From: C. K. Lester <cklester at yahoo.com> Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 3:46 PM Subject: RE: Make This URL Thingie? > > > > I want to duplicate the functionality of the page by using a EU program, > > > > You want a Eu program to access that webpage online, not perform the > > function of that webpage... > > What I want is when I enter an email address in my Eu program and click > "Remove," it will create the URL required to send to that site and get the > email added to their Remove list. So, it is duplicating the functionality of > that web page, isn't it?! > > For instance, if I enter "nobody at noplace.com," and click "Remove," the Eu > program will generate the URL > http://www.exit9to5.com/cgi/remove="nobody at noplace.com", except that I don't > know what URL to generate! Somebody who knows HTML and forms should be able > to figure out what URL gets created after clicking the "Perform Action" > button on that page. > > > One problem: i have no email > > address there to test it with. > > If you want to test if the address gets added to their remove list, just use > a fake one of name at domain.com format. > > > >