In order to do this you will have to learn ASP or ASP.NET (or another
server-side code) and have access to your LDAP Server information (where the
Outlook Global Address List is stored). For example:
Assuming your LDAP is set up correctly and you have access to it you could
do something like this:
Set objRS =
oConn.Execute("<LDAP://SERVER/o=organization/ou=site/cn=recipients>;(object*Class=groupOfNames)")
' enter how you connect to your LDAP server above
While not objRS.EOF
member = objRS.fields("member").Value
objRS.MoveNext
wend
In the above you would change "member" to be whatever field you want to
display.
There are other articles here
http://www.15seconds.com/focus/ADSI.htm
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"femfrog" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm looking for some sort of code that would query our Global Address
> List.
> The reason I would like this is that all phone extensions are located on
> the
> Global Address List and I would like to add this directory to our intranet
> site.
>
> There is a phone directory on the site but it queries an Access database
> which is not kept up-to-date. It would be much simpler if the directory
> could
> query our GAL since it's updated frequently.
>
> Not all staff have Outlook so it's a good idea to have an updated list on
> our site.
>
> I'm using FP 2003.
>
> Please note I'm still a newbie so the simplest wording would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
> Nicole