I am attempting to extract the email addresses from the body of an email. I download the email to my app, extract the subject etc but i now want to also extract all email addresses from the body of this email.
I have been trying the following code using regex but i only get results if i enter an email address alone in the textbox, as long as i combine it with other text i get no results. [code]...
A client for our company contains an apostrophe in their email name joe's@joe.com. I was advised that this is the correct and current email for the given client. Below is the Expression string I am using with Regex (which I copied from the internet somewhere) to validate email addresses. How can this expression be modified to allow/accept apostrohe's?
im using vb8.net im struggling to make a program that will display email addresses so in other words if im using ms outlook then by the click of the button the program must go in to the windows registry and then look in the place where the email address is and then read that part and display the address in a text box.
I'm trying to parse a list of web addresses in a textbox.The textbox looks something like this:
Some bunch of paragraph here http:[url]...robert some stuff here
some stuff http:[url]....some sentences etc etc So what im trying to do is parse that string and get all strings that has http:// in it and show it in a listbox. Can it be done?
I have created an application and I need to send emails to different addresses. I want to do this inside my application without automating email software like outlook etc. I have used CDO , and different activex like ostrosoft , chilkat etc .But is the same problem : Emails are sended correctly without error messages but :Some emails are received ( like in yahoo adresses), a lot of emails are marked as spam, and all the emails send to hotmail addresses are lost, not received. To send emails I'm using a regular domain, with smtp server, port, user name and password. And when I send emails from the same configuration on outlook express from the same computer, all the emails are received correctly.
im trying to write a small app to save emails , it has two forms , one form for sending emails and a second form to edit the mail-list which is saved as a text file list.txt
the code works just fine if list.txt is populated with email addresses separated by commas but when i attempt to change this list in my second form and return to the previous form when i press send i get this error.
format exception was unhandled. The specified string is not in the form required for an e-mail address.
I have a simple email.aspx page that has From:, To:, Subject:, and Body: text boxes. The send button is set to send the email using smtp through System.Net.Mail in ASP.NET 4.
What I'm really trying to do is set the To: address to automatically retrieve all of the email addresses stored in my SQL database table that my customers entered when they registered for updates from my websites, rather than me type each one in by hand. I am wanting it completely automated without any user interaction.
I have looked everywhere for weeks to try to get help and I can't seem to find anything describing what I am trying to do.
I am trying to send email messages to multiple email addresses from a listbox. Here is my code -
For i = 0 To lstbxEmailAddress.SelectedItems.Count - 1 If EmailAddressTo = "" Then EmailAddressTo = CType(lstbxEmailAddress.SelectedItems(i), DataRowView).Item("EmailAddress")
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I am able to get the email addresses stored in the variable EmailAddressTo separated by a comma in between addresses. However, it only sends to the first email address. I selected two addresses but it only sent to the first address. How can I add multiple addresses using the To.Add method?
I would like to read a binary file: Windows Address Book. However, since I JUST want to import email addresses from WAB to my application I think I can open and read it myself.If you oepn a WAP file with note pad, email addresses are human readable and just with spaces, not encoded!
I have a VB NET application that reads through my Outlook 2007 Inbox and retrieves email addresses - the only problem I have is that mailitem.recipients returns the CC addresses but not BCC s,
I have the following text that I am trying to parse: "user1@emailaddy1.com" <user1@emailaddy1.com>, "Jane Doe" <jane.doe@ addyB.org>, "joe@company.net" <joe@company.net>
I am using the following code to try and split up the string: Dim groups As GroupCollection Dim matches As MatchCollection Dim regexp1 As New Regex("""(.*)"" <(.*)>") matches = regexp1 .Matches(toNode.InnerText) For Each match As Match In matches groups = match.Groups message.CompanyName = groups(1).Value message.CompanyEmail = groups(2).Value Next
But this regular expression is greedy and is grabbing the entire string up to the last quote after "joe@company.net". I'm having a hard time putting together an expression that will group this string into the two groups I'm looking for: Name (in the quotes) and E-Mail (in the angle brackets).
I have taken an interest in creating a SMTP server in vb.net that has the ability to hide ip addresses in email headers.I see that some people claim that it's possible around on the internet, but I haven't seen any direct source code to create an anonymous smtp server in visual basic 2008.Now I know that it's legal to send emails via a masked ip address and I believe that it's also fair since some people believe in anonymity, but I am in all means against spammers.
I have an email account that receives various requests to get free materials, for different items. These emails will usually contain name, item, quantity of item, address, state, zip. What makes it difficult is that all the emails are different, unstructured, and the data is usually buried in the emails, i.e. a forwarded email.I want a way to get all the information and parse it into a ms sql database.I know there are products that would work really well like url... but at work we can't afford this.I was thinking of creating a webservice that would input mail data posted from a third party site like cloudmail.com into a secondary website and then maybe creating a ruby script that would crawl the messages and extract addresses, etc. Anyone know of a good, simple alternative, a custom script in ruby, php, vb.net or possibly an open source solution?
I have an email account that receives various requests to get free materials, for different items. These emails will usually contain name, item, quantity of item, address, state, zip.What makes it difficult is that all the emails are different, unstructured, and the data is usually buried in the emails, i.e. a forwarded email
In my program i have it send an email and it send the email but after it sends i get this error "The parameter 'addresses' cannot be an empty string. Parameter name: addresses". I don't know why.
I have a field that I display via: String.Format({0:c},amount) This produces the string "$28.28" However, when I try to convert back to a decimal amount, I get an incorrect format exception: amount = Decimal.Parse(amount.Text, NumberStyles.Currency) I also tried it with NumberStyles.AllowCurrencySymbol with the same results. I verified that the value in amount.Text is "$28.28". Am I missing something? Shouldn't these two operations use the same currency symbol and formats?
I have written a program that uses an array of the english alphabet and Morse code. I also built a form with a input box for the alphabetic information and an output box with the Morse Code. What i am trying to do is basically type a word like "Hi" in the input box and produce the Morse Code equivalent in the Morse Code output box. [Code] This works but only one letter at a time. Do i need to Parse the string of characters one at a time, and then run it through a loop like i have created?
I am making a change to an existing process. Currently the csv file (which can have embedded "," with the field in quotes), i being passed as an IO.StreamReader parameter pStreamReader.
dim vLine as string = pStreamReader.ReadLine dim vFields () as String = vLine.Split(","c)
Well ... obviously the split does not work with embedded commas in a field. Looked at TextFieldParser, but it is in the FileIO class and the module is passed a IO.StreamReader. Can it work?
Or how abour a RegEx? Does anyone have any suggestions? I have look around on the internet and it seems like a common questions with a bunch of wild goose chases.
I am making a change to an existing process. Currently the csv file (which can have embedded "," with the field in quotes), i being passed as an IO.StreamReader, pStreamReader to my module.
The code reads ....
dim vLine as string = pStreamReader.ReadLine dim vFields () as String = vLine.Split(","c)
Well ... obviously the split does not work with embedded commas in a field. Looked at TextFieldParser, but it is in the FileIO class and the module is passed a IO.StreamReader.
Or how abour a RegEx? I have look around on the internet and it seems like a common questions with a bunch of wild goose chases.
How would I go about parsing a connection string such as Data Source=TESTSQL;Initial Catalog=TESTDB;Integrated Security=True; to be something like Text field SQL Server = TESTSQL Text field Database = TETSDB
I am writing some code which needs me to parse the integer from a string. For example:
Dim str as String = "300ML"
I need to store the 300 to an Integer and discard the "ML" from the end. I can't seem to find a sensible way of doing this other than using RegEx. However, for the life of me I can not get my head around RegEx.
What would be the fasted method of get a string list of all values within [] in a string of text? For example: [client_name], are you are doing today? My name is [my_name]. The list of strings would be:
I am trying to take a string that I have marked up through vb.net code and cross-check it with the text file it came from originally. This is for proofreading the html output.To do this, I need to parse an HTML snippet that does not come from a URL.The examples of HTMLAgilityPack I have seen get their input from a URL. Is there a way to parse a string of marked-up text that does not include a header or similar parts of a well-formed webpage?