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In this exam I get the number of "attachment file" for an email in draft data. Is there any way to get the name of this file in a msgbox or combobox or anything? Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Dim a As Attachments Dim myitem As Folder Dim myitem1 As MailItem Set myitem = Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderDrafts) Dim i As Integer For i = 1 To myitem.Items.Count If myitem.Items(i) = test1 Then Set myitem1 = myitem.Items(i) Set a = myitem1.Attachments MsgBox a.Count End If Next End Sub Private Sub CommandButton2_Click() Dim a As Attachments Dim myitem As Folder Dim myitem1 As MailItem Dim j As

I'm using the PHP SDK for the new Gmail API. How do I fetch an attachment from an email? Here is the API documentation, but in this instance, it's missing example for PHP. Although I have seen people achieving this with PHP. EDIT: This is what I have so far, unsure if it's correct: $attachmentData = $service->users_messages_attachments->get($emailAccount, $messageId, $attachmentId); $myfile = fopen("excel.xlsx", "w"); fwrite($myfile, $attachmentData); fclose($myfile); Firstly we need to get the data from the attachment object: $attachmentObj = $service->users_messages_attachments->get(

i have a button in my wpf form and the button is having the image text in mvvm application when i click the button it will attach the file, my requirement is when it attached successfully i want to remove the image from the button and want to update the button with some text. <StackPanel Grid.Row="3" Orientation="Horizontal" HorizontalAlignment="Right"> <Button ToolTip="Attach Approval" Height="25" Command="{Binding AddAttachmentCommand}" Margin="5,10,5,10"> <StackPanel Orientation="Horizontal"> <Image Source="/UILibrary;component/Themes/Default/Images/Attach.PNG"/> </StackPanel> <Button.Style

I've discovered a rather odd problem, which I think I know how to explain; i just don't know how to fix it! I have a page with a div#container (a div with 100% min-height (height for IE)) containing a header, a "page-content" and a footer. The background image of the div#container is supposed to be fixed (not fixed position but background-attachment: fixed which makes the picture follow when you scroll). The problem is, that when fixed attachment is added to the background-tag in CSS, the background picture is now positioned outside the div. The CSS is as follows: (without background

Alright. I thought this problem had something to do with my rails app, but it seems to have to do with the deeper workings of email attachments. I have to send out a csv file from my rails app to a warehouse that fulfills orders places in my store. The warehouse has a format for the CSV, and ironically the header line of the CSV file is super long (1000+ characters). I was getting a line break in the header line of the csv file when I received the test emails and couldn't figure out what put it there. However, some googling has finally showed the reason: attached files have a line character

I am trying to download something an attachment behind a javascript button with HtmlUnit. Performing other tasks works great (eg. navigating, login). I checked out the attachment unit test but it didnt help me. final WebClient webClient = new WebClient(BrowserVersion.FIREFOX_24); final HtmlPage page1 = webClient.getPage( loginUrl ); final HtmlTextInput textField = page1.getElementByName(user); final HtmlPasswordInput pwd = page1.getElementByName(pwd); textField.setValueAttribute(User.getUsername()); pwd.setValueAttribute(User.getPassword()); final HtmlSubmitInput button = page1

I need to send an email with a range of cells from a workbook in the body of the email, and also a different attachent for each recipient, in Excel 2007. I am having difficulty with the code below. Everything works as intended except for adding the attachments. When I start the loop to send the emails with their respective attachments, it includes all the previous iterations' attachments. That is to say the emails send like this: Email 1 - Attachment 1 Email 2 - Attachment 1, Attachment 2 Email 3 - Attachment 1, Attachment 2, Attachment 3; and so on. Sub Send_Range() Dim x As Integer Dim i As