You cannot extract entities from items in the Sent Items folder, nor can you use an ItemHasKnownEntity rule to activate an add-in for items in the Sent Items folder.
The ItemHasKnownEntity rule supports the attributes in the following table. Note that while specifying a regular expression is optional in an ItemHasKnownEntity rule, if you choose to use a regular expression as an entity filter, you must specify both the RegExFilter and FilterName attributes. The following ItemHasKnownEntity rule activates the add-in whenever there is a URL in the subject or body of the current item, and the URL contains the string youtube , regardless of the case of the string.
You can obtain matches to a regular expression by using the following methods on the current item. When the regular expressions are evaluated, the matches are returned to your add-in in an array object. For getRegExMatches , that object has the identifier of the name of the regular expression.
Outlook does not return matches in any particular order in the array. Also, you should not assume that matches are returned in the same order in this array even when you run the same add-in on each of these clients on the same item in the same mailbox.
The following example uses getRegExMatches of the current item to set a variable videos to the results of the preceding ItemHasRegularExpressionMatch rule. Multiple matches are stored as array elements in that object. The following code example shows how to iterate over the matches for a regular expression named reg1 to build a string to display as HTML.
Outlook activates the add-in if it detects that the currently selected item contains a meeting suggestion, and the subject or body contains the term WonderCamp. The following code example uses getFilteredEntitiesByName on the current item to set a variable suggestions to an array of detected meeting suggestions for the preceding ItemHasKnownEntity rule. Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported. Download Microsoft Edge More info.
Step 1 : Launch Expression Web 4. Go to ' Tools ' on the menu and select ' Add-Ins. Step 2 : In the ' Manage Add-ins ' dialog box click the ' Install ' button. Step 3 : Browse to the location on your computer where you downloaded the Add-in. Click ' Open. The add-in will be installed.
Step 4 : Once installed, you will be asked if you want to enable the add-in. The screen will give you all of the information on the particular add-in you are installing. System Requirements Supported Operating System. Double-click the MASetup. Follow the instructions on the screen to complete the installation. After the installation is complete you will be offered to install DirectX. It is recommended that you install it because it will provide better display of graphics.
NET, covering C 6. NET Core, with chapters on the latest. NET Core 3. NET Standard and C 8. Use these concepts to deepen your existing knowledge of C and. NET, to have a solid grasp of the latest in C and. NET OR to crack your next. NET Interview. Views: Abstract: Expression Web 4 add-ins is a new feature of Expression Web 4 wherein installation of add-ins is made easy plus you can create your own add-ins. This article is an overview of Expression Web 4 Add-Ins. Though Add-Ins or add-ons is not a new concept to Expression Web 4, creating your add-ins within Expression Web and super easy installation is definitely something you will experience for the first time.
An add-in can have toolbar buttons, menu items, dialogs, buttons and panels. So with add-ins you can transform your website to have something within few seconds which could otherwise take days or sometimes weeks to generate.
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