Scenario :
VS2005
OUTLOOK 2003
inside a MailItem I have a commandbar with a button.
this button have the following code on click event :
Private Sub _mailButton_Click(ByVal Ctrl As
Microsoft.Office.Core.CommandBarButton, ByRef CancelDefault As Boolean)
Handles _mailButton.Click
Dim posizioneBody As Integer = m_olMailItem.HTMLBody.IndexOf("<body")
Dim posizioneChiusuraBody As Integer = m_olMailItem.HTMLBody.IndexOf(">",
posizioneBody)
m_olMailItem.HTMLBody = m_olMailItem.HTMLBody.Insert(posizioneChiusuraBody +
1, "SOMETHING")
End Sub
the first time that I click the button, the code work fine, so the bodyHtml
change in the MailItem.
from now the button finish to work, so if I click on it nothing happend.
but,
if I change my code with a sample MSGBOX, the button work all the time.....
What I am mistaking
HtmlBody problem's
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VikasChandVerma
Your code looks fine but there are quirky OOM "Outlook Object Model" issues with working with HTML Body properties. Are there any errors being raised that you have captured elsewhere in your coding "On Error Resume Next" style coding. Often Outlook raises an Invalid Operation error when working with large email bodies and some malformed HTML in my expierience, have you tried on simpler emails and or different based emails.
I presume you are looking to adjust the HTML Representation.
Regards
Daniel Schloser
Maybe it's a problem with the text that you insert in your HTMLBody
Hopes this help.
Bye.
amitsingh18
I am using VS2005 + VSTO, so my code us try-catch system, no errors.
thebavarian
Giuseppe,
Mi piace di vedere gli italiani qui. Dobbiamo forse parlere in italiano!
Allora,
I added this little macro to my otm, and it works as expected every time. I am thinking that your HTMLBody is getting scrambled with the wrong info, and Outlook can't make sense of it the second time. Try my code, and see if this helps you make some progress. Let me know how it goes!
Private item As mailItem
Private Sub setit()
Set item = Application.CreateItem(olMailItem)
End Sub
Private Sub addHTML()
Dim iposb As Integer
Dim ipose As Integer
Dim strBegin As String
Dim strEnd As String
If item.BodyFormat = olFormatHTML Then
strBegin = item.HTMLBody
strEnd = strBegin
ipose = InStr(iposb, strEnd, "</BODY>")
strBegin = Mid(strBegin, 1, ipose)
strBegin = strBegin & "new text" & vbCrLf
strEnd = Mid(strEnd, ipose, Len(Mid(strEnd, ipose)))
item.HTMLBody = strBegin & strEnd
MsgBox item.HTMLBody
End If
End Sub
John.
Doriak