OutlookEX UDF

[water]

Is it possible to test the 32-bit version of the script on a computer with 32-bit Outlook?

[DasIch]

im afraid not.. i remember a bug in autoit while compiling 64 bit scripts. hang on, ill need to test something.

[DasIch]

Okay, did not work. The bug was, that if you run a script which is compiled as 64 bit that this script is not starting properly as x64. so you had to run a start-file which opens the script as true x64.

[water]

The folder name accessed in _OL_FolderAccess is correct and you are sending the test message to the inbox of this mailbox?

[DasIch]

Is it the Folder Name? Or the folder path like "\\domain\mailbox"? and yeah, i send it directly to the mailbox.

[DasIch]

Oh, or even the email address?!

[water]

It's the mail address you see in the folderlist pane on the left side in Outlook.

[r3dbull]

Quick question on this special UDF, which I can't still figure out...

How can I select the account which I want to send the Email from, in the case I have multiple accounts configured in my Outlook?

My script and this UDF are working good so far with a single-account Outlook (Currently using Win7 / Win10 and Outlook 2016).

$oOL = _OL_Open()
_OL_Wrapper_SendMail($oOL, "ordini@mydomain.com", "", "", "FAX Ordine", "<font face='verdana' color='red'>Nome FAX: </font>" & _
"<font face='verdana' color='black'>"&$faxname&"</font><br><font face='verdana' color='red'>Archiviato in: </font><a href=" & _
"" & $link & ">" & $FaxArchiveDir & "\" & @YEAR & "\" & @MON & "\" & @MDAY &"\</a>",$FaxLocalArchiveDir & "\" & @YEAR & _
"\" & @MON & "\" & $faxname,$olFormatHTML)
_OL_Close($oOL)

Thanks in advance for any support,
Luciano.

Edited May 26, 2016 by r3dbull

[water]

Please check this page in the wiki: https://www.autoitscript.com/wiki/OutlookEX_UDF_-_Mail_Item
"Send a mail on behalf of another user" is what you are looking for.

[r3dbull]

I've looked at that but I can't get rid of the following error:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\AutoIt3\Include\OutlookEx.au3" (1272) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.:
$oFolder = $oFolder.Folders($aFolders[$iIndex])
$oFolder = $oFolder^ ERROR

EDIT:// 

I worked out the solution, actually I needed to specify the folder where to create $oItem:

 

Global $oItem = _OL_ItemCreate($oOL, $olMailItem, "address@domain.com\Drafts", "", _
  "Subject=TestMail", "BodyFormat=" & $olFormatHTML, "HTMLBody=Bodytext in <b>Test</b>.", "SentOnBehalfOfName=address@domain.com")

This way is working perfectly!

Thanks a LOT!

Luciano

Edited May 26, 2016 by r3dbull

[water]

[MWIProd]

Hello Master Water.

The function _OL_FolderAccess failed when folder doesn't exist :

$aFolder = _OL_FolderAccess($g_oOutlook, '\\address@domain.com\Folder_exists', $olFolderInbox)
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CRLF)
$aFolder = _OL_FolderAccess($g_oOutlook, '\\address@domain.com\Folder_doesnt_exists', $olFolderInbox)
ConsoleWrite(@error & @CRLF)

Result :

0
"......\OutlookEx.au3" (1272) : ==> The requested action with this object has failed.:
$oFolder = $oFolder.Folders($aFolders[$iIndex])
$oFolder = $oFolder^ ERROR

I use UDF 1.2.0.0 on SciTE 3.6.2  with AutoIt 3.3.14.2 on Windows 7 x64

Edited June 20, 2016 by MWIProd

[water]

Do you have set up a COM error handler in your script?

[MWIProd]

No. But I thought it is not necessary because _OL_FolderAccess help says :

Quote

Return values .: Success - one-dimensional one based array with the following information:
;                  |1 - Object to the folder
;                  |2 - Default item type (integer) for the specified folder. Defined by the Outlook OlItemType enumeration
;                  |3 - StoreID (string) of the store to access the folder by ID
;                  |4 - EntryID (string) of the folder to access the folder by ID
;                  |5 - Folderpath (string)
;                  Failure - Returns "" and sets @error:
;                  |1 - $iFolderType is missing or not a number
;                  |2 - Could not resolve specified User in $sFolder
;                  |3 - Error accessing specified folder
;                  |4 - Specified folder could not be found. @extended is set to the index of the subfolder in error (1 = root folder)
;                  |5 - Neither $sFolder, $iFolderType nor $iItemType was specified
;                  |6 - No valid $iItemType was found to set the default folder $iFolderType accordingly

 

[water]

The OutlookEX UDF sets up a COM error handler (which is needed with AutoIt 3.3.14.x) but only, if there isn't already a COM error handler.
I will check tomorrow.

[water]

That's a bug in version 1.2.0.0. Please replace line 186 in function _OL_Open

If $__iOL_Debug = 0 And Number(StringReplace(@AutoItVersion, ".", "")) < 3392 Then

with

If $__iOL_Debug = 0 And (Number(StringReplace(@AutoItVersion, ".", "")) < 3392 Or Number(StringReplace(@AutoItVersion, ".", "")) > 33120) Then

 

Edited June 21, 2016 by water

[MWIProd]

Good Job.

Now @error = 4 if folder doesn't exist.

[water]

[david1337]

Hi water

Are there any knows compatibility issues with the _OL_MailSignatur* functions and Office 2016?

I know that _OL_MailSignatur* functions use Word.

Autoit comes up with error: Line 12227 (a line that doesn't even exists in the script btw)

[Kaimberex]

Just now, david1337 said:

Hi water

Are there any knows compatibility issues with the _OL_MailSignatur* functions and Office 2016?

I know that _OL_MailSignatur* functions use Word.

Autoit comes up with error: Line 12227 (a line that doesn't even exists in the script btw)

When you compile a script any includes you have in your script will be added to the top when its compiled try running a syntax check in SciTE before compiling and you can get the exact line number.