Valid e-mail addresses

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• F & G Committee < ' F & G Committee' > is not a valid e-mail address because it is not the form user@host. You need to correct before sending the e-mail message.

  Out with the new v.31.1.0, the: 2 September 2014 version of Thunderbird, I can email is no longer a list of recipients, getting the error msg: F & G Committee < ' F & G Committee' > is not a valid e-mail address because it is not the form user@host. You need to correct before sending the e-mail message. In earlier versions, the addresses of individual e-mail in the list (F & G Committee in this case) are automatically placed in as the e-mail is sent. Is there a solution to this problem?

  Read this.
  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/questions/1019019

• Request to validate the valid e-mail address?

  I received a request by electronic mail NOR community click on a link to validate my e-mail address.  Given we were attacked Cyber, phished, etc. several times the link looked suspicious.  NEITHER community sends requests for validation of e-mail addresses or is this another attempt of potential cyber attack?  I can send a copy of this email to OR if you can provide me with an e-mail address.

  MetManager wrote:

  NOR community sends requests for approval of... email addresses?

  Yes - https://decibel.ni.com/content/groups/ni-community-help/blog/2013/02/11/e-mail-verification

• Master &lt; ' Master list' &gt; is not a valid e-mail address, because it is not the form user@host.

  Have used the master lists for years without problem. After updating today, all I get is the error message above.

  https://Bugzilla.Mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1060901

  48 comments:
  Magnus Melin 2014-09-09 11:19:31 PDT

  A tb31.1.1 release is on its way, probably within days.

  Update of the news... the update has just been published.
  Tools > control upgrade on Thunderbird

  If you want to update, please update your version and to report on the result.

• New installation of Windows 8. Yahoo mail has no buttom "from". 2 bars of setting shaped. There is no valid e-mail address when sending to always get mailer daemon sayiing.

  I send question not on the computer.

  Please create a screenshot of the problem you see by following the guide mentioned in the How to make a screenshot of my problem?.

  Once you have done so, attach the file to screen shot saved to your post on the forum by clicking on the button Browse... under the box to post your reply . This will help us to visualize the problem.

• Why is it so difficult to use the student discount, it is you school is not listed, even if you have a valid E-mail address identification and student number?

  I live in Indianapolis and only 5 school are listed in my city. But it is very difficult to use this rebate if your school is not listed.

  Hi Magseven,

  If you try to apply your student discount on a purchase on the Online Store from Microsoft, use the phone number for purchases and questions at this link.

• I installed the fix for bug TB31.1 and now my e-mail lists do not work because TB does not recognize it as a reference to a list of e-mail addresses.

  I get an error message that says:

  < "list name" > list name is not a valid e-mail address because it is not the form user@host. You need to correct before sending the e-mail message.

  It is true for lists I often used in new buildings, old and new of these lists since the upgrade.

  Well, it of a regression and pointed out that the Bug #1060901. If you have a Bugzilla account, please consider voting for this question.

  Several other people have sent in the same request of support you, noting that it happened after they upgraded to version 31.1.

  The exact error message is: XXXX is not a valid e-mail address, because it is not the form user@host. You need to correct before sending the e-mail message.

  This happens in Thunderbird 31.1.0 when the description of your mailing list includes several words separated by spaces.

  Well that isn't ideal, these workaround solutions should allow you to use your mailing lists until a proper fix is implemented:

  • All by composing an email open the address book and select the list you want to send, to highlight all the names in the list and drag them to the To: box. This example uses your existing data without changing it.
  • Replace white "" between the words in the descriptions of these lists with an underscore "_". This requires modification of your descriptions of mailing list (s).
  • Upgrade to an earlier version and disable automatic updates (Windows)

  On the automatic updates

  Automatic updates are by default in Windows.

  You can Customize this behavior, however, it is under Tools > Options > advanced > update.

  My suggestion would be to put to check for updates but let me choose weather to install., especially if you depend on critical business e-mail / important or personal questions.

• Question use JDev E-mail address field

  I have a DB table that includes an email address field. I want to implement a domain within my common project class to perform the validation of email address. The DB field is a VARCHAR2 (255). In my EO, I changed its type in my domain name "EmailAddress". Here is the code for the domain "EmailAddress".
  
  
  
  package com.abc.common.domain.common;
  
  import java.io.Serializable;
  
  Import javax.mail.internet.AddressException;
  Import javax.mail.internet.InternetAddress;
  
  Import oracle.jbo.JboException;
  Import oracle.jbo.Transaction;
  Import oracle.jbo.domain.DataCreationException;
  Import oracle.jbo.domain.DomainInterface;
  Import oracle.jbo.domain.DomainOwnerInterface;
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  -File generated by Oracle ADF business components Design-time.
  -Fri Feb 29 09:08:03 CST 2012
  -Custom code can be added to this class.
  -WARNING: do not change the methods generated method signatures.
  // ---------------------------------------------------------------------
  EmailAddress/public class implements Serializable {}, DomainInterface
  public EmailAddress (String val) {}
  System.out.println ("Hello");
  System.out.println ("method EmailAddress val =" + val);
  Montana = new Val;
  Validate();
  }
  private String Montana;
  
  protected EmailAddress() {}
  Montana = "";
  }
  
  public Object getData() {}
  return of Montana;
  }
  
  /**
  * < internal b >: < /b > < em > Applications should not use this method. < /em >
  */
  ' public void setContext (DomainOwnerInterface owner, Transaction trans, Object obj) {}
  }
  
  /**
  * Implements the logic of domain validation and raises a local error.
  *
  * Valid e-mail address entered in an appropriate format
  */
  protected void validate() {}
  System.out.println ("entrance to validate method is Montana is" + Montana);
  try {}
  InternetAddress emailAddr = new InternetAddress (mData);
  emailAddr.validate ();
  System.out.println ("Montana valid address =" + Montana);
  } catch (AddressException ex) {}
  System.out.println ("address incorrect Montana =" + Montana);
  throw new DataCreationException (null, "wrong e-mail address format", null);
  }
  }
  
  public String toString() {}
  System.out.println ("enter method toString = Montana =" + Montana);
  If (Montana! = null) {}
  Return mData.toString ();
  }
  return '< null > ";
  }
  
  public boolean equals (Object obj) {}
  System.out.println ("input equals method");
  If (obj instanceof DomainInterface) {}
  If (Montana! = null) {}
  Return mData.equals (((DomainInterface) obj.) .getData ());
  }
  Return ((DomainInterface) obj.) .getData () == null;
  }
  Returns false;
  }
  }
  
  
  I tried to use the module of the application to test the update to field in the DB with success. The next step that I took was create a form that updates the field of the DB. It fails with the following error:
  
  "Could not convert the class type test to com.abc.common.domain.common.EmailAddress of the class java.lang.String.
  
  Can you tell me what could be the cause or where I could watch. More precisely, if there is a place to watch, EO or VO object could I have to look to find the problem?

  Try adding the genericDomain converter, as described [url http://jobinesh.blogspot.com/2011/04/converter-for-clobdomain.html] here

• Search for invalid e-mail addresses in a function

  I have a process that is dying because the email is not valid. I have even read the code of a function:
  
  I'm changing a function which is used in many processes, I just want to check with you guys, I add a condition in the service, just to return a valid address
  goremal_email_address LIKE ' % @%. %'; Please let me know if you know a better way to check invalid addresses.
  Thank you
  
  

  FUNCTION f_get_email_addr (
        p_pidm   IN   goremal.goremal_pidm%TYPE,
        p_type   IN   goremal.goremal_emal_code%TYPE
     )
        RETURN goremal.goremal_email_address%TYPE
     IS
        v_result   goremal.goremal_email_address%TYPE   := NULL;
     BEGIN
        SELECT goremal_email_address
          INTO v_result
          FROM goremal
         WHERE goremal_emal_code = p_type
           AND goremal_status_ind <> 'I'
           AND goremal_pidm = p_pidm
           AND ROWNUM = 1
          and goremal_email_address LIKE '%@%.%'; 
  
        RETURN v_result;
     END f_get_email_addr;
     
   

  From the documentation

  REGEXP_INSTR
  
  Function
  
  Searches a string or substring for a given occurrence of a regular expression pattern (a substring) and returns an integer indicating the position in the string or substring where the match is found. You specify which occurrence you want to find and the start position.
  
  This function call performs a boolean test for a valid e-mail address in the email column:
  
  REGEXP_INSTR(email, '\w+@\w+(\.\w+)+') > 0
  

  See http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/appdev.112/e17125/adfns_regexp.htm#ADFNS9999

  -------------
  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA

• If the user does not have their e-mail address defined

  Hello
  
  If some users don't have their email address in the fnd_user table, then will goto the user notification work? What should I do to ensure that the workflow is not raise an error in such a situation and always send a notification to this user?
  
  Thank you
  
  Kumar

  Kumar,

  Notifications are assigned to users regardless of the email address they have. If a notification is the target of a user so the user will be able to see it in the list of tasks of notification, as long as the notification is open. Now, if the user turns out to have a valid e-mail address and sender of workflow works correctly then the user will also be sent an e-mail with the content of the notification.

  There is an error or warning if a user does not have an e-mail address; the notification will be always accessible from the task list.

  Kind regards

  Alejandro

• What are valid characters in an e-mail address? How to filter on the email addresses that use '? ' and ' * '?

  I'm doing some proactive cleaning the contacts whose e-mail address contains characters that are questionable - such as

  • Bob? @domain.com
  • ASDF***@example.com

  Unfortunately, I found that I can't create filters for addresses that contain? or * because these two characters are treated as wildcards (? is for a single wildcard character, and * is the joker of several characters).

  Someone at - it suggestions on how I can filter for a group of e-mail addresses containing one of these characters?

  Update: open a folder with support - special characters * and?  are not allowed in the domain of the email address part.  That's what is validated during creation.

  It is also not really any EASY way to get those email addresses that contain these characters - I can create filters that will shoot only so many email addresses and then filter through Excel.  This is going to be painful because I have several million in our database.  I may be able to get many of them through other criteria (lack of activity, rebounds, etc.), so I'll probably wait on them.

• Hi, the creative cloud continues to send my inactive email account validation e-mail. How can I change the e-mail address for verification

  Hi, the creative cloud continues to send my inactive email account validation e-mail. How can I change the e-mail address for verification

  email https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1446019 or

  -http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/didn-t-receive-expected-email.html

• Validation of a batch of up to three e-mail addresses

  Hello!

  The users of my site have a primary e-mail address, and sometimes one or two e-mail addresses.

  Until then, of course, they had to change their primary address.

  But now I would like to offer them the possibility to have up to two other addresses.

  The interface presents, in order:

  a - active main address

  b the first active substitute (if applicable)

  c the second alternate active (if applicable)

  User can enter up to three addresses in three fields if displayed alongside those who are currently used addresses

  All three addresses must be different from each other.

  Until then, nothing very difficult, as I had only one address to verify.

  But there are now three of them to check!

  The names of the two fields of entry for other addresses are: newFirstAltFld and new SecondAltFld

  How can I perform this task?

  Thank you very much in advance for your help!

  PS: Sorry for the channels in french, but it does not matter anyway (I hope!)

  Code I use at the moment:

  define an array to store the errors found when using the validateEmail function

  var errorsValidateEmail:Array = new Array();

  This function is to validate the e-mail address

  validateEmailFct = function () {}

  If (newEmailFld.text.indexOf("@") < 2) {}

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("< font color =' #FF0000 ' >-symbol-" < b > @ < /b >------"is missing or misplaced.) < station > ");"

  }

  If (newEmailFld.text.lastIndexOf(".") < = (newEmailFld.text.indexOf("@") + 2)) {}

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("< font color =' #FF0000 ' >-a point-" < b >. < /b >------"is missing or misplaced.) < station > ");"

  }

  If (newEmailFld.text.length < 8) {}

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("< font color =' #FF0000 ' >-L' address provided is too short.") < station > ");"

  }

  };

  email validation

  validateFormFct = function () {}

  errorsValidateEmail.length = 0;

  validateMailFct();

  If (errorsValidateEmail.length > 0) {}

  errorMsgFld.html = true;

  errorMsgFld.htmlText = "< font color ="#FF0000"> the following errors remain: < br / > < / police > ';

  var i = - 1;

  While (++ I < errorsValidateEmail.length) {}

  errorMsgFld.html = true;

  errorMsgFld.htmlText += [i] errorsValidateEmail + newline;

  }

  }

  else {}

  verifEmailFct(); / / to check the domain name and validity (if already used or if invalid) of the new email address, not shown here, but it works, I swear!

  }

  };

  There is nothing "not very smart" everything you've done.  Anyone trying to solve something rather than hoping to put him them something very intelligent is the best way to learn in my opinion.

  An example of a way to implement an approach to table/loop...

  var fields = new Array (newEmailFld, newFirstAltEmailFld, newSecondAltEmailFld);

  var fieldIDs = new Array ("Main address", "Option 1", "Alternative 2");

  validateMailFct = function () {}

  for (i = 0; i

  If (fields [i].text.indexOf ("@"))< 2)="" {="" 2)="">

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("- symbol-" '@------"is missing or misplaced.) ()"+ fieldIDs [i] +")"); '"

  }

  If (fields [i].text.lastIndexOf ("."))<= (fields[i].text.indexof("@")="" +="" 2))="">

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("- UN point-" '. -"is missing or misplaced.) ("+ fieldIDs [i] +")"). ;

  }

  If (fields [i].text.length< 8)="">

  errorsValidateEmail.push ("- the address is too short.) ()"+ fieldIDs [i] +")"); '"

  }

  }

  }

• Validation script to match in a field course another (to check e-mail address)

  Hey everybody,

  I have an Acrobat X form that I'm working on.  Two of my fields are:

  Email address

  and

  2 email address

  I have a validation script in place under the email address to ensure that the user enters a properly structured e-mail address.

  I need an Email address 2 validation script that makes sure that everything they enter matches what was entered in the field email address.

  Someone at - it script alreafy built for this?

  Thank you.

  If you want to test an exact match, you could do something like:

  Get the value of the first e-mail address

  em1 var = getField("Email_Address").valueAsString;

  See if the value of this field to the other, but only if this field is not empty

  If (event.value & event.value! == em1) {}

  App.Alert ("your error goes here.", 3 ");

  }

  You could add code to reject the value (event.rc = false) or do a case-insensitive comparison by converting two lowercase field values.

• Validation of e-mail addresses

  Hello the Experts of Oracle
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production
  With partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
  
  I have a few email addresses syntax to validate. I did some of my homework but I need expert advice.
  
  I have not yet completely serached the Oracle forum. If someone did or led in the validation of email address please send me the link. I will be grateful
  
  
  With tab as
  (
  SELECT "Jbond008 @[email protected]" email from dual Union All
  SELECT ' jbond... [email protected]' an email from dual Union All
  SELECT ' jbond.008@yahoo... com' an email from dual Union All
  SELECT 'Jbond009@hotm%%il.com' Union double, All email
  SELECT '[email protected]' Union double, All email
  SELECT ' ^ * @hotmail.co.in () ' email from dual Union All
  SELECT 'abc@hotmailcoin' Union double, All email
  SELECT '[email protected]' From Dual email
  )
  Select * from tab where
  not REGEXP_LIKE (upper (trim (EMAIL)), "[A-Z0-9_%-]+@[A-Z0-9._%-]+\. [A - Z] {2,4} ")"
  or regexp_count (upper (trim (EMAIL)),' @') > 1
  
  
  
  Validates the rules I have are:
  
  1. no two sign an email address @.
  2 No. two period (.) in an e-mail
  3. after sign @ no special character or numeric character not only Alphabets
  4 at a before @ sign character should be alpha or numeric
  5. at least one period should be there after the sign @.
  6. the last email address (@Abc.office) must be valid
  
  
  
  Thanks for the help/tips
  
  Rajesh
  
  Published by: 792498 on September 2, 2010 12:55

  Hi, Renon,

  I saw not as rigorous as that desired e-mail validation request.

  It would be much easier in PL/SQL, but performance will be slower.

  If you want to do in pure SQL, I suggest to use the test in a CASE statement, so that you can see easily all channels of test and the results of each.
  Comment by your regular expressions, like this:

  SELECT        email
  ,       CASE
            WHEN  REGEXP_LIKE ( UPPER ( TRIM (email))
                              , '[A-Z0-9_%-]+'     || -- 1 or more common characters
                          '@'               || -- @ sign
                          '[A-Z0-9._%-]+'     || -- 1 or more common characters
                          '\.'          || -- dot
                          '[A-Z]{2,4}'        -- 2 to 4 letters
                        )
            THEN  'Good'
            ELSE  'Bad'
         END               AS outcome
  FROM        tab
  ORDER BY  email
  ;
  

  It is good to use conditions composed, such as

  WHEN  REGEXP_LIKE (...)
  OR    regexp_count (upper(trim(EMAIL)),'@') > 1
  

  If that helps. In this case, it is quite easy to test for exactly a sign in the expression of REGEP_LIKE @. (Also, I think you wanted to say "= 1" ", not > 1".)

  When you say "2. No two period (.) in an e-mail", you mean not two * consecutive * periods, right? Addresses like "[email protected]" are in agreement.
  In this case, you can start to refine your model like this:
  {code}
  SELECT E-mail
  CASE
  WHEN REGEXP_LIKE (UPPER (TRIM (email))
  , '[A-Z0-9_%-]+'     || -1 or most common characters
  ' (' || -a group consising of...
  '\.'          || -a simple point
  '[A-Z0-9_%-]+'     || -1 or most common characters
  ')*'          || -the Group may be repeated 0 or more times
  '@'               || -sign @.
  '[A-Z0-9._%-]+'     || -1 or most common characters
  '\.'          || -point
  '[A Z] {2,4}' - 2 to 4 letters
  )
  CAN 'good '.
  OTHER 'bad '.
  AS END result
  TAB
  ORDER BY e-mail
  ;
  {code}
  As always, take baby steps. Add some characters to the model, then test it, to ensure that these characters are what you expect.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, Sep 2, 2010 14:24