Database script

[philo]

Hi

Does somebody now a script where a messagebox pup-up where you can type you @mail end then store it in a text file.

Anybody got a

Thanks

[PerryRaptor]

FileOpen(), InputBox(), FileWriteLine(), FileClose()

[themax90]

No script has been personally made but I suggest things such as Oracle DB or MySQL DataBase. Both are fairly simple to operate and a database entry and lookup script could be quite easy to make using Main Child I/O grabbing scripts and a comfortable GUI.

I can't locate the I/O scripts but with some searching and tiome you could.

AutoIt Smith

[philo]

I have this

But i need some help

$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)
InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")
FileWriteLine($file, "line1")

I want it to write the E-mail but how??

Thanks

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[Blue_Drache]

I have this

But i need some help

$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)
InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")
FileWriteLine($file, "line1")

I want it to write the E-mail but how??

Thanks

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MySQL is a wondeful database that will suit your needs. You can even use DLLCall() to interface with

libmysqld.lib Dynamic library for threaded applications.

mysqldemb.lib Static library for not threaded applications.

As far as mailing something, that could be accomplished with embedding a freeware e-mail program or some sort of SMTP Library.

[philo]

MySQL is a wondeful database that will suit your needs.  You can even use DLLCall() to interface with

As far as mailing something, that could be accomplished with embedding a freeware e-mail program or some sort of SMTP Library.

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!!I just need help to end this script without MySQL!!

[vbMark]

Hi

Does somebody now a script where a messagebox pup-up where you can type you @mail end then store it in a text file.

Anybody got a

Thanks

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$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)

$answer = InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")

FileWriteLine($file, $answer)

[philo]

$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)

$answer = InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")

FileWriteLine($file, $answer)

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Thanks Man

[philo]

One Thing

How can i make it loop.

So it wont exit?

[Blue_Drache]

One Thing

How can i make it loop.

So it wont exit?

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$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)
While 1
   $answer = InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")
       If @error = 1 then ExitLoop; Cancel was pressed
   FileWriteLine($file, $answer)
WEnd
FileClose($file)

Edited June 2, 2005 by Blue_Drache

[philo]

$file = FileOpen("Mail.txt", 1)
While 1
   $answer = InputBox("Database", "Enter your E-mail.", "", "")
       If @error = 1 then ExitLoop; Cancel was pressed
   FileWriteLine($file, $answer)
WEnd
FileClose($file)

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Thanks

[philo]

One more thing

If it is saved on the Mail.txt

How can i send it to my website @-mail.

So i get here on my E-mail.?

Is there a Way?

Thanks

[Blue_Drache]

One more thing

If it is saved on the Mail.txt

How can i send it to my website @-mail.

So i get here on my E-mail.?

Is there a Way?

Thanks

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You'll have to look up one of those "nifty freeware e-mailer daemon thingies" (technical term) and interface with that. Using a dos CMD box will work to, if the default mail program is configured on the particular machine you're running it from. Try

"Start Mailto:email@host.com?subject=blah?body=message"

In your cmd.exe and see what happens.

As far as attaching the file? Hmm, that's a little more fun. You could monkey with a simulated human style script that inputs the keystrokes for attaching the file, inputs the filename, and then sends the e-mail. It's a kludge, but it will work.

[JSThePatriot]

Look into BMail.exe a small email tool that I am pretty sure you can include attachments. There are others as well.

Just do a search for command line email programs. Then you can use AutoIt to interface with it.

You could also search the scripts and scraps for email or command line email too because there have been several scripts made for different commandline programs.

JS

[Blue_Drache]

Look into BMail.exe a small email tool that I am pretty sure you can include attachments. There are others as well.

Just do a search for command line email programs. Then you can use AutoIt to interface with it.

You could also search the scripts and scraps for email or command line email too because there have been several scripts made for different commandline programs.

JS

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http://www.beyondlogic.org/solutions/cmdli...cmdlinemail.htm

Bmail is a free but lean command line SMTP mail sender. Don't get fooled into playing $$$ for huge executables. Bmail allows the user to automate the sending of email messages containing log files, data downloads or error messages on Win32 based computers. Together with the freeware utility mpack, you can also send MIME encoded attachments.

The site gives examples of commandline code too.

Don't be fooled, I searched several sites offering a product called "BMail" that were graphical user interfaces AND shareware, ranging from $65 to $99, talking e-mail clients (freeware, but over 14 MB), and others. The link above is the real deal, yo.

Edited June 3, 2005 by Blue_Drache

[JSThePatriot]

The site gives examples of commandline code too.

Don't be fooled, I searched several sites offering a product called "BMail" that were graphical user interfaces AND shareware, ranging from $65 to $99, talking e-mail clients (freeware, but over 14 MB), and others. The link above is the real deal, yo.

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Thank you Blue... I didnt think that there would be others. That is how I found it everytime.

JS