「Mailchecker on DSMX」への8件のフィードバック

1. Hi nog.
   great blog! 🙂
   im wondering how I could make this script write to database and also go to a “thank you.html” ?
   i did try to remove the “empty: function” but that didn’t do it.
   Any suggestions to point me in the right direction?

   2013年10月17日 7:16 pm 返信

   1. Hi Håkan,
      Thank you for your comment!
      Since I’d like to show how this Mailchecker work, I didn’t make it to be able to register. To be able to regiser, please change your script like in below.

      To call it by name attribute of input element is for Ver5 compatible.

      var domains = ['hotmail.com', 'gmail.com', 'aol.com','directsmile.com'];
      var topLevelDomains = ["com", "net", "org"];
      $('input[name="xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"]').on('blur', function() {
       $(this).mailcheck({
       domains: domains, // optional
       topLevelDomains: topLevelDomains, // optional
       // distanceFunction: superStringDistance, // optional
       suggested: function(element, suggestion) {
       // callback code
       var suggestion = '<table> <tbody> <tr> <td width="80" valign="top" align="left"> <img width="50" height="50" src="ANY_Image.jpg" /> </td> <td valign="top" align="left"> <p>Did you mean</p><p class="sug">'+suggestion.full+' ?</p></tr> </tbody> </table>';
       $('#hint').html(suggestion).fadeIn(150)
       },
       empty: function(element) {
       // callback code
        $("#hint").empty();
       }
       });
      });
      

      2013年10月17日 11:01 pm 返信

2. Morning Nog.
   I´m afraid this didn´t do it.
   I also tried to remove the email-validation as I thought this might complicate it.
   But it still doesn´t write to DB or passes me through to my “thankyou page”.

   2013年10月18日 8:23 am 返信

   1. I confirmed that my script work on Ver5 DSMX system even if you enabled build-in validation for the input field as well.
      Please try to make new campaign, and just follow the instruction. I used the latest version of release of this .js file.

      2013年10月18日 10:19 am 返信

3. Ok.
   It worked when I created a new campaign. Why is this? Weird.
   But, it now creates a new record even if it´s not a complete emailaddress. Like for example: hello@gmail.c
   Regards Håkan

   2013年10月18日 12:09 pm 返信

   1. Hi,
      You need to understand what this “MailChecker” does. It will check the entered value, and suggest most closest possible top domain or domain name.
      And the combination with build-in email validation, you can avoid customer enter non-email looks address.
      However, xxx@gmail.c would be recognized as possible correct domain name. If you’d like to reject such value, then you need to modify javascript and add additional validation by yourself.

      Again, it does not validate the input value. It only suggest you possible top domain or domain name from your list. 🙂

      2013年10月18日 2:49 pm 返信

4. Nobuaki, this I understand and know that it only suggests the input value.
   But, it is useless if you can´t use this “input field” with a campaign in DSMX. I think it absolutely should be able to:
   #1 Suggest the correct E-mail address -Check
   #2 When I/User has corrected the E-mail address they should be able to proceed to next page -No Check 😦
   #3 If this “input field” has the function of “write to database” then it should. -No check 😦

   So, for my campaign the only thing that is working is the actual “mailCheck”-function, which is neat. But since the rest isn´t working or can´t be implemented to an actual campaign then I don´t think it is actually a script/function that is applied to DSMX.

   2013年10月21日 3:44 pm 返信

   1. Hi Håkan,
      Good question. So let me answer for all.

      #1 –> Good to hear! That’s all what I want to tell at this tip. 🙂

      #2 –> To control page transition by input value, and if you’d like to have such restricted validation for email address, then I recommend you to use “regEx (Regular Expression)”. With combination of regEx for input field, you can easily get big advantage from all tips on the internet. For example here
      Furthermore, you can set your regEx by selecting “Regex” from dropdown menu for validation type in DSMX. As you know, Crossmedia made Easy 🙂

      #3 –> my script call this function by checking “blur” event on the input field. How about to change a selector calling method? So you can specify which input should have this “mailcheck” 🙂

      It would be great if this tip become a part of your campaign!!

      2013年10月21日 10:53 pm 返信