Comcast email dataURL no longer good

Was that to me or to Offsprung?

Thanks.  This appears to work, although the dataURL and viewURL locations redirect to http://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/mail?app=mail#1 so it seems that they should be updated too.

My additional use case is to only count unread emails from a given sender.  I've added extra logic to do this, but it isn't obvious what JSON is being used to identify the unread emails at an email level.  This is what I use:

function getCount(aData){
  var fnd=aData.match(/"name":"Inbox".+?(?:"u":(\d+))?,"view"/);
  var unreadCount = fnd?(fnd[1]?fnd[1]:0):-1;
  // Can't read page would yield -1:
  if (unreadCount == -1)
    return -1;
  else {
    var pattern = /"f":"(.+)".*?"a":"(.+)"/g;
    var match;
    var count = 0;
    // The while loop will yield all match pairs:
    while (match = pattern.exec(aData)) {
        // If the array pos 1 match is 'u' we count that:
        if (match[1] == "u" && match[2] == "sender@email.address")
            count++;
    }
    return count;
  }
}

As you can see I'm looking for "f":"u" followed by the specific sender email.  But my logging is inconclusive that this is in fact how they are identified.

Dan

Actually, that logic for the match should be:

if (match[1].indexOf("u") > -1 && match[2] == "sender@email.address") ...

because sometimes "u" isn't the only letter used in the JSON (I've also seen "f":"au" on unread emails).

I'm still testing this.

The new script works.  My embellishment to count just unread emails from a given sender are as follows:

  this.dataURL="http://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/mail?app=mail#1";
  this.viewURL="http://web.mail.comcast.net/zimbra/mail?app=mail#1";

function getCount(aData){
  var fnd=aData.match(/"name":"Inbox".+?(?:"u":(\d+))?,"view"/);
  var unreadCount = fnd?(fnd[1]?fnd[1]:0):-1;
  // Can't read page would yield -1:
  if (unreadCount == -1)
    return -1;
  else {
    var pattern = /"f":"(.+?)".*?"a":"(.+?)"/g;
    var match;
    var count = 0;
    // The while loop will yield all match pairs:
    while (match = pattern.exec(aData)) {
        // If the array pos 1 match contains 'u' we count that:
        if (match[1].indexOf("u") > -1 && match[2] == "sender@email.address")
            count++;
    }
    return count;
  }
}

Thanks.