16 Comments

1. Hi Daniel.

   I use Gmail POP3 Checker and have grown very dependent on it, however, I would love to have the same module for Inbox.
   I can see on older comments that you were working on this, should I keep my hopes up? Can you give some kind of status on the project.

   Thanks for the great work.

2. LOVE your scrobbler script! I’ve tried extensions, but none of them seem to work as consistently as your script does. It’s awesome!

3. This pop3 script saved my office’s life. Seriously thank you so much for making this.

   • You’re more than welcome! Thank you so much for the feedback.

4. Thanks for the Last.fm scrobbler. I recommend it to everyone now that Last.fm has seemed to abandoned their scrobbler for those of us with 64bit computers. Thanks again.

5. Hello there, your POP3 checker is amazing 🙂 But upon seeing here that Gmail must be opened for it to work, how will this work with Inbox? the same applies? I always keep Inbox Open, do i also have to open Gmail now?

   thanks,
   Antero

   • Hello Antero – As of right now as long as you keep Gmail open with the script running, Inbox should also get the emails in just as fast. I hope to release a script made for Inbox soon.

6. Daniel,

   The new update for Gmail POP3 Checker seems not be working. I’m using Chrome and Tampermonkey. Is there anything I can do? The countdown is not working to push the email through.

   Thanks!
   Steve

   • Hello Steve,

     Is the countdown displaying, it’s just not pulling in email as fast as it says it should?

     If you go to “Settings” “Accounts and Imports” and then scroll down to where there are links about “view history”, do any of the “view history” popups show frequent checks? This page may also show any errors Gmail is having connecting to your external POP3 accounts.

     Also, keep in mind that you must always have internet connection, Gmail must be open, and the script must be running for it to work.

7. Storbie is down ??

8. well i was surfing on the internet when it popped out and caught my attention because its not a normal game, its a light game so anyone will be able to play anywhere! its a great idea!

9. littlenRPG what is this about?

   • littleRPG is a project I’ve been working on which is an in-browser (online) massive multiplayer turn based role playing game. It’s currently under beta, and is quite a ways from being mainstream. The fun part is that it works even on the iPhone! How did you hear about it?

10. thanks for the script.

11. Thank you for your interest in using Switchboard! I would love to send you an example of how to use two different templates, as well as the best practices on where to place database queries. There is also a PHP version of Switchboard, in the case you’d be interested in that as well. Since I just got your email and am heading to bed shortly to be up in about 5 hours, I will not have time to work on this example tonight. I’ll start documenting a simple example and should have this to you within the next few days. If there is anything in particular you’d like to see functioning (such as a simple blog, or something) let me know. I realize the documentation for this framework is pretty limited, and I need to get around to writing something up. Please do not hesitate to ask if you ever have any other questions regarding this framework.

    Coldfusion: http://switchboard.riaforge.org/ (A new version release was made on September 27th if you haven’t downloaded it yet)
    PHP: http://switchboard.danielslaughter.com/ (this version is not updated to the latest features of the Coldfusion version, but is still pretty snazzy)

12. Hi Daniel, do you have an example application that has a DB that I can lool at that is done in switchboard? Or does any documentation exist anywhere for the framework? I am interested in the ColdFusion version.

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