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#1 by udaikumar26 » Sun Oct 16, 2016 11:01

Is there a way to export all referral emails?
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#2 by splat44 » Sun Oct 16, 2016 11:17

No function that allows this! Instead we're allow posting message to our referrals.
Some referral have their email address private

Simply click on active number of referrals, then at right of screen we can post message there!
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#3 by valerie » Sun Oct 16, 2016 11:56

When a referral joins, you receive an email that contains the new member user name and email address.
You can then save the email or add to your email address book and contact the new member. Some
referrals do not want contact and if that is the case, it will simply display 'private' and you cannot contact
them.

So in essence, there is no need for exporting email address since you already have them.

In addition, as the member posted above, you can enter a message in your account affiliate area and
when they log in, they will see it.
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#4 by BouldRake » Mon Oct 24, 2016 14:03

I think the issue is you want to collect all emails without having to copy paste them one at a time, right?

So copy paste the entire page, get all the crap that you don't want too, it's fine.

In *nix (or anywhere Perl is installed):

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while ($l = <>){foreach $m(split /\s+/, $l){if($m =~ /^[-\w.]+@([a-z0-9][a-z-0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,4}$/i ){print $m . "\n";}}}

In Windows (untested):

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@echo off
set INPUT_FILE=results.txt
set OUTPUT_FILE=emails.txt
set "REGEXP=[\.A-Z\-_][\.A-Z\-_]*@[\.A-Z\-_][\.A-Z\-_]*"
>nul copy nul %OUTPUT_FILE%
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (%INPUT_FILE%) do for %%b in (%%a) do (
for /f %%z in ('echo %%b ^| findstr /R /I "%REGEXP%"') do (
echo %%z >> %OUTPUT_FILE%
)
)

You still need to copy-paste, but now you can copy paste the entire page, and don't have to filter it manually.

(Incidentally, I actually answered this question within a few hours of it being asked, but I don't like the Perl, it feels kludgey, so I asked if anyone had any better ideas first, and until now, they don't. I mean, it works, it just isn't elegant).
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#5 by Charez » Mon Oct 24, 2016 14:08

or with a text manipulation tool online (extract column)
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