user-defined-fields

Set custom value when item moved to folder in outlook

这一生的挚爱 提交于 2020-01-06 13:53:27
问题 I'm looking to set a Date on a field anytime an email is moved into a specific folder. the field is custom called "Completed Date". Could I get a little help on VBA code to set a custom field (date) when an item is moved into a folder (folder name is "Completed"). I'm ultimately looking to report on the time an item (custom form email) was received to the time it was completed (as per the action of moving the email to a completed folder. Very rudimentary ticketing system, I'm very aware :) .

Building Word fields

拜拜、爱过 提交于 2019-12-18 17:29:48
问题 Apart from just inserting and parsing text into a blank Word field, is there any way to programmatically build user-defined fields and field codes into my own templates with VBA? Furthermore, is there a way to make these fields show up in the list of available fields? 回答1: I recently developed a solution that used Word's MACROBUTTON and ADDIN field types. I found MACROBUTTON useful because the third whitespace-delimited entry inside the field (programmatically field.code.text) is displayed

How would you create and store user-defined custom fields in a SQL database?

旧城冷巷雨未停 提交于 2019-12-18 12:45:28
问题 I need to allow users to add new fields to a record, e.g. if there is a Contact record, a user may want to add a "SSN" numeric field and a "Birthdate" date/calendar field. They would do this through the UI of course. Those fields should then be available for entry for all contact records. Considering that my application runs for many users concurrently (not a single-company deployment etc.) and theoretically everyone could add their own custom fields, what would be the best practice to store

Creating extended property using EWS and access it from Outlook Add-in

亡梦爱人 提交于 2019-12-10 18:10:07
问题 I am currently working on EWS to have some integration of our company application with Exchange 2010. I am using EWS to create appoinment to Exchange 2010 and it works fine; but recently I tried to add some custom/extended property when creating the appointment, below is my code to add the extended property. Dim customField As New ExtendedPropertyDefinition(DefaultExtendedPropertySet.PublicStrings, "MyCustomField", MapiPropertyType.String) appointment.SetExtendedProperty(customField,

Accessing User Defined Fields in Outlook

江枫思渺然 提交于 2019-12-08 02:20:24
问题 So, I have a custom email form/message like below and I want to access the "Doc Title:" field value to insert it into the body of the email. I currently have this code; Function Item_Send() Item.Body = Item.Body + UserProperties.Find("TextBox1").Text End Function And I've tried multiple variations of this, such as Item.UserProperties.Find(...).Value , Find(...).Value by itself, UserProperties.Find("TextBox1", false).Text , etc. Research; CodeProject MSDN Find Method Documentation Microsoft

What is key Path in user defined runtime attributes?

喜欢而已 提交于 2019-12-03 09:17:29
问题 I have inherited a project and i'm confused on what a certain key is. My question is, what is the styleName key Path ? is it a property to the view ? How can i find out what key Paths are available ? For example, after i select a UILabel from the storyboard i check the identity inspector and in the user defined runtime attributes i see the following: I have tried opening the main-styles.plist file but not sure how its linked together. when i click on the attribute inspector (while still

What is key Path in user defined runtime attributes?

怎甘沉沦 提交于 2019-12-02 23:30:25
I have inherited a project and i'm confused on what a certain key is. My question is, what is the styleName key Path ? is it a property to the view ? How can i find out what key Paths are available ? For example, after i select a UILabel from the storyboard i check the identity inspector and in the user defined runtime attributes i see the following: I have tried opening the main-styles.plist file but not sure how its linked together. when i click on the attribute inspector (while still keeping the UILabel in the storyboard highlighted) this is what it looks like: nhgrif There is an

Building Word fields

独自空忆成欢 提交于 2019-11-30 15:58:56
Apart from just inserting and parsing text into a blank Word field, is there any way to programmatically build user-defined fields and field codes into my own templates with VBA? Furthermore, is there a way to make these fields show up in the list of available fields? I recently developed a solution that used Word's MACROBUTTON and ADDIN field types. I found MACROBUTTON useful because the third whitespace-delimited entry inside the field (programmatically field.code.text) is displayed within Word. This allows my users to watch fields as they move around. { MACROBUTTON NoMacro * } would display

How would you create and store user-defined custom fields in a SQL database?

孤者浪人 提交于 2019-11-30 07:35:35
I need to allow users to add new fields to a record, e.g. if there is a Contact record, a user may want to add a "SSN" numeric field and a "Birthdate" date/calendar field. They would do this through the UI of course. Those fields should then be available for entry for all contact records. Considering that my application runs for many users concurrently (not a single-company deployment etc.) and theoretically everyone could add their own custom fields, what would be the best practice to store this information in a database, especially when it needs to be searchable? We add almost in our all

How to design a database for User Defined Fields?

蓝咒 提交于 2019-11-26 21:13:14
My requirements are: Need to be able to dynamically add User-Defined fields of any data type Need to be able to query UDFs quickly Need to be able to do calculations on UDFs based on datatype Need to be able to sort UDFs based on datatype Other Information: I'm looking for performance primarily There are a few million Master records which can have UDF data attached When I last checked, there were over 50mil UDF records in our current database Most of the time, a UDF is only attached to a few thousand of the Master records, not all of them UDFs are not joined or used as keys. They're just data