I have 2 custom objects I have recently added to Salesforce. This was done after I downloaded Maildrop. Now when I try to relate an email to one of those 2 objects, they are not in the list to related them to. Interesting thing is that some of the other new objects ARE in the list. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Maildrop, but no change.

says crete not create.

Salesforce is in process of disabling support for TLS 1.0

Any plans to add support in Maildrop for TLS 1.1 or TLS 1.2 encryption protocol.

Otherwise all Maildrop installed instances will stop working on March 4, 2017

goto Maildrop.app in finder, do get info, the version # doesn't appear for some reason.

The current scripts assume that an email always has a recipient, which is not always the case. When they see an email like they they currently barf, this needs to be handled better.

I have the configuration picked to upload attachments. But, they are not showing up in the add email window. I am running version 2.9.3. And OS X version 10.9.5 and Outlook2011 version 14.4.4

If anyone knows why this is happening, that would be great.

from the add email dialog, you can create new records, this should support picking a record type (e.g. to handle person accounts when creating new contacts)

See if we can get more info from address book (or from Outlook contacts) when the user creates a new contact/lead in maildrop, and use that to pre-populate phone # etc.

This is due to the API retirement on www.salesforce.com see https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000229717&type=1

You can fix this by changling login to use https://login.salesforce.com instead, on the login dialog, hit the + next the server name and enter https://login.salesforce.com and then login.

see http://boards.developerforce.com/t5/Apple-Mac-and-OS-X/Maildrop-create-an-event-instead-of-task/m-p/602677

default the "what" search text to be the email subject.

My Mail is configured to View Messages by Conversation. When I select one of the messages of the conversation and click on Add Email, maildrop is asking me to 'Select only one message' to send to Salesforce.

Please help!

Cheers,

Andre

When running MailDrop v2.93 under OS X 10.9 "Mavericks"
Clicking "Add Mail" now brings the following error message:

script /Applications/Maildrop.app/Contents/Resources/outlook scripts/Add Email to Salesforce.com.scpt

error {
NSAppleScriptErrorAppName = "Microsoft Outlook";
NSAppleScriptErrorBriefMessage = "recipient of item 1 of {incoming message id 288397} doesn\U2019t understand the \U201ccount\U201d message.";
NSAppleScriptErrorMessage = "Microsoft Outlook got an error: recipient of item 1 of {incoming message id 288397} doesn\U2019t understand the \U201ccount\U201d message.";
NSAppleScriptErrorNumber = -1708;
NSAppleScriptErrorRange = NSRange: {1692, 32};

Hi,

Would it be possible to implement a feature which automatically tags e-mails as "salesforced" once they have been added to salesforce?

I'm thinking of an automated way of right-clicking on the e-mail -> tag -> salesforce, so that a "salesforce" tag is automatically added. That way, it's easy to keep track of whether an e-mail has been salesforced or not.

Any help?

Communication with the supported mail clients all is done via an applescript that reads data from the mail app, and uses applescript to send that data into maildrop, these scripts are a pain to write, and maintain, and can get confused when there are multiple copies of the maildrop app around. We should stop using these scripts and instead use scripting bridge to communicate with the mail apps which'll make it easier to maintain that applescript/interface code. and because it can then be a direct client, there's no need to go through applescript to maildrop, solving some of those multiple instance problems.

If you uncheck all the what types, it'll still let you try and do a what search, which barf because with no types selected it generates an invalid SOSL search query.

I'm getting the following error:

On this version of Outlook:

Assuming you don't support it yet?