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  • POP3 Action plugin

    I'm starting using POP3 action plugin by MindQuake and I found it very useful, covering a lack in AMS.

    It would be very nice if it will have a function able to download attachments and save them in a folder.

    Only one little thing is wrong: the titlebar of the help file shows "WOW64 action plugin" reference.
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  • #2
    Hi,

    found some other errors in POP3 Action plugin documentation after April update.

    In POP3.GetMessageBody(), this is the text I read:


    Description
    Deletes message from the POP3 mailbox.

    Parameters
    Servername
    (string) The fully qualified name of the POP3 mail server.

    Account
    (string) The name of the mailbox.

    Password
    (string) The password associated with the POP3 mailbox.

    UIDL
    (string) The message identifier of the email to remove from the POP3 mailbox. Each message in the POP mailbox has an unique identifier, which can be retrieved with POP3.GetHeaders().

    GetPlainText
    (boolean) If set, the function will fetch the plain text version of the message body. If set to false, the HTML version of the message body will be retrieved. If no HTML version exists, the function will return an empty string.

    SSL
    (boolean) If set, this parameter will encrypt the communication with the mail server. If this is parameter is set but the mail server does not support TLS, then the operation will fail as if an incorrect password was supplied.

    Port
    (number) The optional POP3 port of the mail server. The default POP3 port for unencrypted access is 110, but it can be anything else - please refer to the documentation of the mail service for details. If SSL is true, then the default for this port is 995, but again, the provider may be using a custom port, so you can override this value.

    Returns
    (string) The message body, in the requested format, or an empty string in case of a failure. You can use Application.GetLastError() to determine whether this action failed, and why.
    Cheers
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    • #3
      good plugin
      it will be so nice if it can save all message in one xml file for later read

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      • #4
        Originally posted by startup View Post
        good plugin
        it will be so nice if it can save all message in one xml file for later read
        This can be easily done without a dedicated action, but using built-in AMS functions (see XML chapter), writing some code.
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