newly created meeting request from javascript has no recipient data

[mofmans2ndcoming]

Hi all,

I have looked through MSDN on this one and can't seem to find the answer anywhere.

I have created a JavaScript that will launch a meeting request for an address selected from a list. The problem that is occurring is that when the meeting request opens, and I look at the availability grid, any recipient I put in from the code shows "no information" for availability.

The weird thing is that if I delete something like a middle initial and hit enter, the user's data appears because it forced outlook to poll Exchange for the data.

Does anyone know of a way to fix this, perhaps I can force outlook to poll for user data when the window opens?


Thanks

Jeremy

[acoder]

Hi Guys,

I want a javascript function which shows Public Shared Calendar(opens a window) when I click a link from the webpage. Please help me.

Ex. /Public Folders/All Public Folders/Photography

Thanks in Advance.

Is this from the server-side or the client-side? If from the client-side, that's not really possible with JavaScript, though you may use ActiveX for IE. If from the server-side, use a server-side language.

[berg612]

Hi,

I am using your JavaScript code for initiating a new meeting request in Outlook and passing the To, Subject, Start Date, and End Date fields. I was just wondering if you knew how or if it's possible to also automatically populate the Location and Resource (versus the To field) fields?

Thanks,
Eric

My code:

//Open Meeting Request
function ResMtg(cal,start,end){
//alert(cal+' - '+start+' - '+end);
//Inbox = 6
//Calendar = 9
var mailFolder = ns.getDefaultFolder(9);
var mailItem = mailFolder.Items.Add("IPM.Appointment.ConfRmReq"); 
mailItem.MeetingStatus = 1;
mailItem.Subject = "**Meeting Subject**"; 
mailItem.Start = start;
mailItem.End = end;
var recipient = mailItem.Recipients.Add(cal);//attendees list
recipient.Resolve;
if(recipient.Resolved){mailItem.Display();}
else{alert('Unable to resolve this calendar: '+cal);}
}
 

[acoder]

I wouldn't be sure, you'd have to check the documentation, but I'd guess mailItem.Locati on and mailItem.Resour ce.

[berg612]

I have tested and verified that the following code works for the Location field.

mailItem.Location = 'my conference room';
 

However, I am still testing the Resource functionality. I will try to search through Microsoft's support web site.

Thanks,
Eric