Outlook 2007

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Hi!
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I'm using Outlook-protocol when I do some hyperlinking. This only works wit=
h version earlier than Outlook 2007.=20
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Example : works together with Outlook 2=
003, but not with Outlook 2007.
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What is the option/alternative to get this to work in Outlook 2007?
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Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg

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Re: Outlook 2007

> Hi!
>
> I'm using Outlook-protocol when I do some hyperlinking. This only works with version earlier than Outlook 2007.
>
> Example : works together with Outlook 2003, but not with Outlook 2007.
>
> What is the option/alternative to get this to work in Outlook 2007?
>
> Best regards
> /Gustav Wiberg


Where's the PHP question?

This is a PHP list, please don't use it for general support on
everything you don't have the answer too.

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Re: Outlook 2007

Hi!

I reprhase my question. Is there any alternative in PHP?

Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg

----- Original Message -----
From: "Niel Archer"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 6:30 PM
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Outlook 2007


>> Hi!
>>
>> I'm using Outlook-protocol when I do some hyperlinking. This only works
>> with version earlier than Outlook 2007.
>>
>> Example : works together with Outlook
>> 2003, but not with Outlook 2007.
>>
>> What is the option/alternative to get this to work in Outlook 2007?
>>
>> Best regards
>> /Gustav Wiberg
>
>
> Where's the PHP question?
>
> This is a PHP list, please don't use it for general support on
> everything you don't have the answer too.
>
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> Niel Archer
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Re: Outlook 2007

Gustav,

it's great that you're an active poster here, but I am starting to get
the feeling you're into this all too deep. You have no idea what's going
on, and instead of starting slowly and learning, you just dive in, get
lost and ask the mailinglist to help you with every single problem you
have in every single project. Just to recap, you've asked this list 21
questions in the last 4 weeks; compared to everyone else, that's a HUGE
amount (even if you were on the php-general list).

Now, on to your actual question. Have you ever noticed how:
1. HTML has nothing to do with PHP
2. Links have nothing to do with PHP
3. Anything client-side has nothing to do with PHP
?

Well, in this case, all 3 apply. There _IS NO PHP_ in this question. HOW
are you supposed to have "any alternative in PHP" for a link which a
user clicks (client-side), which should start outlook (also client-side)
if you never ever have any contact whatsoever with the server after
outputting the HTML. Seriously, dude, think before you post, or even
better: Read up on the very basics of webdeveloping, don't take up such
ambitious projects for a while, and just... learn...

- Tul

Gustav Wiberg wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I reprhase my question. Is there any alternative in PHP?
>
> Best regards
> /Gustav Wiberg
>
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Niel Archer"
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 6:30 PM
> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Outlook 2007
>
>
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> I'm using Outlook-protocol when I do some hyperlinking. This only
>>> works with version earlier than Outlook 2007.
>>>
>>> Example : works together with
>>> Outlook 2003, but not with Outlook 2007.
>>>
>>> What is the option/alternative to get this to work in Outlook 2007?
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> /Gustav Wiberg
>>
>>
>> Where's the PHP question?
>>
>> This is a PHP list, please don't use it for general support on
>> everything you don't have the answer too.
>>
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>> Niel Archer
>>
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RE: Outlook 2007

Hi!

Thans for your feedback. I'm sometimes very eager to get things done, and I=
'm then into much to deep. And I apologize very much.=20

BUT, to my defense maybe I was not clear enough with my question. I wanted =
to do something with PHP that replaced the Outlook:// protocol in some way.=
(And I know that Outlook:// is a html-thing) It could be an ActiveX contr=
ol (which I by the way found by myself) and I know that that has nothing to=
with PHP either. It could be any COM-control which I haven't recieved any =
answer for (and that's ok - IF nobody know, nobody knows...)=20

Enough said. And again, I apolgoize very much!

Best regards
/Gustav Wiberg


-----Original Message-----
From: M. Sokolewicz [mailto:tularis@php.net]=20
Sent: Thursday, September 13, 2007 6:37 PM
To: Gustav Wiberg
Cc: php-windows@lists.php.net
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Outlook 2007

Gustav,

it's great that you're an active poster here, but I am starting to get=20
the feeling you're into this all too deep. You have no idea what's going=20
on, and instead of starting slowly and learning, you just dive in, get=20
lost and ask the mailinglist to help you with every single problem you=20
have in every single project. Just to recap, you've asked this list 21=20
questions in the last 4 weeks; compared to everyone else, that's a HUGE=20
amount (even if you were on the php-general list).

Now, on to your actual question. Have you ever noticed how:
1. HTML has nothing to do with PHP
2. Links have nothing to do with PHP
3. Anything client-side has nothing to do with PHP
?

Well, in this case, all 3 apply. There _IS NO PHP_ in this question. HOW=20
are you supposed to have "any alternative in PHP" for a link which a=20
user clicks (client-side), which should start outlook (also client-side)=20
if you never ever have any contact whatsoever with the server after=20
outputting the HTML. Seriously, dude, think before you post, or even=20
better: Read up on the very basics of webdeveloping, don't take up such=20
ambitious projects for a while, and just... learn...

- Tul

Gustav Wiberg wrote:
> Hi!
>=20
> I reprhase my question. Is there any alternative in PHP?
>=20
> Best regards
> /Gustav Wiberg
>=20
> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Niel Archer"
> To:
> Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2007 6:30 PM
> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Outlook 2007
>=20
>=20
>>> Hi!
>>>
>>> I'm using Outlook-protocol when I do some hyperlinking. This only=20
>>> works with version earlier than Outlook 2007.
>>>
>>> Example : works together with=20
>>> Outlook 2003, but not with Outlook 2007.
>>>
>>> What is the option/alternative to get this to work in Outlook 2007?
>>>
>>> Best regards
>>> /Gustav Wiberg
>>
>>
>> Where's the PHP question?
>>
>> This is a PHP list, please don't use it for general support on
>> everything you don't have the answer too.
>>
>> --=20
>> Niel Archer
>>
>> --=20
>> PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/)
>> To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
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>>

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Re: Outlook 2007

Gustav Wiberg wrote:
> BUT, to my defense maybe I was not clear enough with my question. I
> wanted to do something with PHP that replaced the Outlook:// protocol
> in some way. (And I know that Outlook:// is a html-thing) It could
> be an ActiveX control (which I by the way found by myself) and I know
> that that has nothing to with PHP either. It could be any COM-control
> which I haven't recieved any answer for (and that's ok - IF nobody
> know, nobody knows...)

The outlook protocol (outlook://) is not an HTML thing, it's barely even
an HTTP thing, it's a Windows thing. More specifically it's an Outlook
thing.

When Outlook is installed it registers the outlook:// protocol handler
in the Windows registry. This causes Outlook to be called to handle
requests using that protocol.

Hopefully you can see now why when you say you want to replace it with
PHP it doesn't make much sense. If I'm interpolating your request
correctly you basically want to launch Outlook into a specific view from
a link. If so then you're really out of luck unless your web server is
local in which case you could probably hack it together but it wouldn't
be pretty or, IMHO, worth doing.

Rather than asking us if it's possible to do something in a particular
way, you may want to try telling us what you want to achieve.

-Stut

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