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| | url in email body Good afternoon, Outlook 2003 WIndowsXP I need a hyperlink to an item in my Mailbox in the body of a vbscript generated outlook mailmessage. I cannot seem to get it to work. This is the codesnippet that creates the hyperlink: strLink = "Outlook://Persoonlijke%20Mappen/Postvak%20In/~Message" objMail.body = strLink objMail.Send When I receive the message I do see this: Outlook://Persoonlijke Mappen/Postvak In/~Message but its doesn't link, it's just plain tekst. I've also tried this, with the same unforfilling result: strLink = <Outlook://Persoonlijke Mappen/Postvak In/~Message> objMail.body = strLink objMail.Send Please help me out here: how do I generate a vbscripted hyperlink in the body of an outlook message? Thank you very much. Emmy |
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| | RE: url in email body "microsoft nieuwsgroep" wrote: Quote: > Good afternoon, > > Outlook 2003 > WIndowsXP > > > I need a hyperlink to an item in my Mailbox in the body of a vbscript > generated outlook mailmessage. > This is the codesnippet that creates the hyperlink: > strLink = "Outlook://Persoonlijke%20Mappen/Postvak%20In/~Message" > objMail.body = strLink > objMail.Send > > When I receive the message I do see this: Outlook://Persoonlijke > Mappen/Postvak In/~Message > but its doesn't link, it's just plain tekst. on the same machine as the one that sent the message, why would you expect it to work on some other machine? I use Outlook to read my mail. But I can *guarantee* you that on my machine (and, indeed, on our entire Exchange server) there is no such message as Persoonlijke Mappen/Postvak In/~Message In fact, there is not even any such folder as Persoonlijke Mappen on our (English language) system. You are trying to use a link to *local* content and then send it out. It would be the same thing as doing File://C:\Documents And Settings\emmy\My Documents\resume.doc If the person receiving that link doesn't have an "emmy" folder in "Documents and Settings" on his/her machine, the entire URL is meaningless. You need to add the *contents* of that link to your EMail, not just the link. |
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| | Re: url in email body it is just an example,I need a hyperlink to an Outlook/Exchange Item. it doesn't matter what de content of the link / url is... (And on my home computer from where I created this question I use the Dutch version of Outlook and believe me, there is a "Persoonlijke mappen/Postvak In....". As a matter of fact, I am pretty sure there are millions of "Persoonlijke Mappen/Postvak In's";-)))) to be more specific: I've created a custom form in Outlook / Exchange for public folder posting purposes. If a certain choice is made and when the user posts the form in the public folder, I want to send a notification mail to the person that really needs to know that there's a new posted item. I don't want a whole group of users to be notified, only one at a time, but not always the same person, it depends on the choices made in the custom form. All of this is covered in the script and works fine. The only thing that doesn't work is the body of the scripted mail, I want a hyperlink to the item in the public folder. That's why I need it.... Thanks, Emmy "Old Pedant" <OldPedant@xxxxxx> schreef in bericht news:41BE2E25-F00C-41D9-B418-03581C3F06B2@xxxxxx Quote: > > > "microsoft nieuwsgroep" wrote: > Quote: >> Good afternoon, >> >> Outlook 2003 >> WIndowsXP >> >> >> I need a hyperlink to an item in my Mailbox in the body of a vbscript >> generated outlook mailmessage. >> This is the codesnippet that creates the hyperlink: >> strLink = "Outlook://Persoonlijke%20Mappen/Postvak%20In/~Message" >> objMail.body = strLink >> objMail.Send >> >> When I receive the message I do see this: Outlook://Persoonlijke >> Mappen/Postvak In/~Message >> but its doesn't link, it's just plain tekst. > But why would you expect it to link??? Even if that URL did happen to > work > on the same machine as the one that sent the message, why would you expect > it > to work on some other machine? > > I use Outlook to read my mail. But I can *guarantee* you that on my > machine > (and, indeed, on our entire Exchange server) there is no such message as > Persoonlijke Mappen/Postvak In/~Message > > In fact, there is not even any such folder as > Persoonlijke Mappen > on our (English language) system. > > You are trying to use a link to *local* content and then send it out. It > would be the same thing as doing > File://C:\Documents And Settings\emmy\My Documents\resume.doc > > If the person receiving that link doesn't have an "emmy" folder in > "Documents and Settings" on his/her machine, the entire URL is > meaningless. > > You need to add the *contents* of that link to your EMail, not just the > link. > > |
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| | Re: url in email body "microsoft nieuwsgroep" wrote: Quote: > it is just an example,I need a hyperlink to an Outlook/Exchange Item. *POSSIBLY* this could work on an inTRAnet, where all the computers can see the same Exchange server (but even then, it would have to come from some place in Exchange that is public to all readers). I'm not enough of an MS Server person to know what the right format for using Exchange in an inTRAnet situation would be. But it can't possibly work in the inTERnet. Period. |
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