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I've been fooling around with GAS for a month or so now, and I've become fairly familiar with using batch operations to read/write to/from spreadsheets (e.g. getValues(), setValues()). However, I'm currently writing a script that pulls a sizable amount of data out of Gmail using class GmailApp, my code is running very slowly (and even timing out), and I can't seem to figure out how to use batch operations for what I'm trying to do. Here's my code thus far (with the email address and name changed): function fetchEmails(){ var sheet = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet().getActiveSheet(); var

I am trying to use google-api-php-client and gmail-api to allow my users to authenticate their gmail accounts and send emails through my website. I asked a more generic questions earlier and decided to seek help from the PHPMailer community with this question. I have used PHPMailer to send emails. And I want to know if I can extract the raw rfc822 message from my PHPMailer object after setting it up prior to sending. I should be able to then do a base64_encode on that string and set the "raw" property for my Google_Service_Gmail_Message. No problem: Set up everything as if you were going to

According to the Gmail API reference , Users.messages: list "[lists] the messages in the user's mailbox". In my observation, the messages are returned in descending order by data. Is this a correct assumption? Basically I want to be able to process a user's inbox after a couple of days without reprocessing messages I have already processed. I would do that by stopping once I stumble upon an email I have seen before. Using the history doesn't work reliable, since it is documented that history might expire within a few hours, requiring a full new sync. Yes, you are correct. Messages are returned

I've been using Indy under Delphi to send message via a gmail account, using the TIdSMTP and TIdMessage components. This works absolutely fine. However, my client has requested to save the message to the DRAFTS folder to allow him to make changes to the (programatically created) message before actually sending it. GMail API is supposed to support this, but the provided examples are not in Delphi/Indy formats... I'm looking for minimal programming changes so I'd like to know if it is possible in the Indy components too? TIdMessage allows for a "mfDraft" flag, but this doesn't prevent the

I want to simulate click on GMail COMPOSE button using JS without JQuery. Here is button: <div class="T-I J-J5-Ji T-I-KE L3" role="button" tabindex="0" gh="cm" style="-webkit-user-select: none;">COMPOSE</div> Here is my js: var element = document.getElementsByClassName('T-I-KE')[0]; element.click(); Result: undefined in all browsers Image: http://i.imgur.com/4IX9DZX.png Already tried that: var event = document.createEvent("MouseEvent"); event.initEvent("click",true,true); var element=document.getElementsByClassName("T-I-KE")[0]; element.dispatchEvent(event); Result: true . But nothing happens.

When I run a very simple imap_search on my GMail inbox, the search returns less messages than it should. Here is the script that anyone with a GMail account can run. $host = '{imap.gmail.com:993/imap/ssl}'; $user = 'foo'; $pass = 'bar'; $imapStream = imap_open($host,$user,$pass) or die(imap_last_error()); $messages = imap_search($imapStream,"ALL"); echo count($messages); imap_close($imapStream); This returns 39 messages. But, I've got 100 messages in my inbox, some bundled in conversations, some forwarded from another account (SquirrelMail). Can anyone duplicate these results, and/or tell me