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By Colduction
Hi guys, i'm using Telegram UDF by @LinkOut from github with latest update, but this UDF has not any parse_mode ability in SendDocument and other send file's functions to make texts bold, italic or underline and i can't send Emojis via these functions too. i've tried to change HTML section of multipart/form-data but i did not get correct results.
For example, i can't get correct results by sending a document with this URL Encoded caption: %F0%9F%93%84%20*Test*%20%F0%9F%93%84
I will be happy to help me in this section. Thanks!
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By Jamestay97
Hello! Thanks you for looking at my post
**No source code I'm sorry work related can't copy information**
I've been using autoit for about 1 year.
I'm having trouble automating a click on an internet explorer web page and I've tried a lot of examples from help pages and forums already. The object I'm trying to click on isnt always in the same spot so I can't use mouse click or control click, I have tried to use the different get collection options and clickbyname, or index or get object. I'm just struggling.
Description of object I'm trying to click --
HTML Code looks like <a ng-click.. "Click Here" it appears it's just a click able object named "click here" that opens a hidden window by running a script inside the web page. I'm not able to grab the information from the window unless it's open so I have to automate this click somehow.
I understand it's difficult to assist without having something to look at, I apologize for that sincerely and appreciate and assistance and suggestions.
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By DannyJ
I use _ClipPutHTML UDF function
My problem is that I am not able to write characters with accets.
When I paste this code to an Mail program the accent characters will be Chinese characters or '???' characters.
Here is a snippet of my code:
#include <_ClipPutHTML.au3> $sHTMLStr='<html><head>'&@CRLF & " <title>Page Title</title>"&@CRLF & _ ' <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8">'&@CRLF & _ "</head>"&@CRLF & "<body>"&@CRLF & "<h1>Headline Text</h1>"&@CRLF & _ "<p>" & "ófiéááéllááéáéá:" & Chr(225) & BinaryToString("á",4) &@CRLF & _ '<a href="http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=96556">_ClipPutHTML() functions</a>.'&@CRLF& _ " The regular modifiders, such as <strong>bold</strong>, <i>italics</i>, and <u>underlines</u> work as usual,"&@CRLF& _ " just like all other HTML formatting.</p>"&@CRLF & "<p> </p>"&@CRLF & _ "<p><strong>Here's an example list:</strong></p>"&@CRLF & "<ul>"&@CRLF & _ " <li>List <i>itemü</i> #1.</li>"&@CRLF & _ " <li>List <i>itemá</i> #2.</li>"&@CRLF & _ ' <li>List <i>itemé</i> #3 with a <a href="http://www.google.com">Hyperlink</a></li>'&@CRLF & _ "</ul>"&@CRLF & "</body>"&@CRLF & "</html>" $sPlainTextStr="Headline Text"&@CRLF&@CRLF& _ "ófigyeljáéáéá" & Chr(225) & "_ClipPutHTML() functions."& _ "The regular modifiders, such as bold, italics, and underlines work as usual, just like all other HTML formatting."&@CRLF&@CRLF& _ "Here's an example list:"&@CRLF& _ " * List itemü #1."&@CRLF& _ " * List itemá #2."&@CRLF& _ " * List itemé #3 with a Hyperlink"&@CRLF ;I have tired this way, but it does not work. ;$UTF8HTML = BinaryToString($sHTMLStr,4) ;ConsoleWrite($UTF8HTML) ;$sUTF8String=BinaryToString($sPlainTextStr,4) ConsoleWrite($sUTF8String) _ClipPutHTML($UTF8HTML,$sUTF8String) ; Special Unicode text call ;_ClipPutHyperlink("http://www.google.co.jp/",ChrW(0x30B0)& ChrW(0x30FC)& ChrW(0x30B0)& ChrW(0x30EB)& " (Japanese Google)") ; Regular text ;_ClipPutHyperlink("http://www.google.com","itt")
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By Fenzik
Hello!
i wrote this function as alternative to using the Com Object or Commandline version of this project, discussed also earlyer on this forum.
Project site - http://ebstudio.info/home/xdoc2txt.html
Advantage of this implementation is that you do not need to register Com dll, using regsvr32.
But you still need the project Dll (xd2txlib.dll).
Enjoy!
; #FUNCTION# ==================================================================================================================== ; Name ..........: _ExtractText ; Description ...: Extracts text from advanced documment formats (Doc, Docx, ODT, XLS, ...) ; Syntax ........: _ExtractText($sFilename[, $bProperties = False[, $hDll = 0]]) ; Parameters ....: $sFilename - a string value. ; $bProperties - [optional] a boolean value. Default is False. If True, documment properties will be returned instead of the text. ; $hDll - [optional] a handle value. Default is 0. Optional handle to previously opened xd2txlib.dll. By default the xd2txlib.dll (Expected in @scriptdir) will be opened and closed during the function call. ; Return value .: String, containing the text or documment properties or empty string and Error as follows: ;1 - The file does not exists. ;2 - Error during opening xd2txlib.dll. ;3 - No text returned. ; Author ........: Fenzik ; Modified ......: ; Remarks .......: Project site - http://ebstudio.info/home/xdoc2txt.html ; Related .......: ; Link ..........: ; Example .......: No ; =============================================================================================================================== Func _ExtractText($sFilename, $bProperties = False, $hDll = 0) If Not FileExists($sFilename) Then Return SetError(1, "", "") Local $bLoaded = False If $hDll = 0 Then $hDll = DllOpen(@scriptdir&"\xd2txlib.dll") If $hDll = -1 Then Return SetError(2, "", "") $bLoaded = True Endif $aResult = DllCall($hDll, "int:cdecl", "ExtractText", "WSTR", $sFilename, "BOOL", $bProperties, "WSTR*", "") If $aResult[0] = 0 Then Return SetError(3, "", "") If $bLoaded = True Then DllClose($hDll) Return $aResult[3] EndFunc
xd2txlib-example.zip
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By wysocki
I have a smartphone and I use it to access my email. However, when composing an email on it I have a problem. My list of phone contacts on the phone is very different from my list of email contacts in my Thunderbird desktop app. I use my Gmail address book to store primarily phone contacts, and I use Thunderbird for my list of email contacts. I wanted a way to get my Thunderbird contact list onto my smartphone to be able to compose emails to addresses in that list. Here's my solution.
I wrote a script to export my Thunderbird Personal Address Book to a csv file. It then reads that file and re-writes it with html wrappers around the data to make it into a nicely formatted web page. It then uploads the htm file to my website. On my smartphone, I created a shortcut to the file's URL and whenever I click it, I get the list displayed. Each contact shows name and email address along with a COPY button that will put the address into the clipboard. Then in my email client, I can easily paste that address into it. Alternatively, clicking on the actual email link will open a new message dialog in your email client with that address already entered.
To use the app, all you need to do is use Thunderbird and have a webserver available. You'll need to download the FTPEX.AU3 file from this website and make a few changes to some constants around line 17 for FTP login info, etc.
pab2ftp.au3
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