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I have patent pending idea called ‘Delayed Answer” in which a phone call is connected, but put on hold for a few moments until the recipient can really take the call.

Who doesn’t wish they could just have a few seconds more to answer a call? Avoid the hassel of texting your friend that your in a meeting and need a few moments to step out, or skip all the explaining why your whispering and just use Delay-Answer!

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Description
The Delayed-Answer system is made for the times when you are in an awkward place to answer a call or have your hands full for a few moments; it allows you to press “Delayed Answer” on your phone’s calling screen which answers the call and immediately puts the caller on hold while having an automated message inform them the person they are trying to reach have answered the phone via “Delayed Answer” and will be with them shortly. The user would have about 30sec. or so to actually “un-hold” or “Resume” the incoming caller (with a countdown clock of the time remaining, 30sec. so they know how much time they have to answer the call) and then continue the call normally once they are out of the quiet place or whatever.

The Delayed answering button would be a third button added to the calling screen. In my drawing of a potential screen I had the “Delay Answer” being the most prominent, but I think the regular green answer button should be the biggest up top, and red ignore and then my delay answer could be next to each other, less prominently, below.

For now I would be happy to do a default of 30 seconds to keep the incoming caller on hold, but possible a user selectable amount of time (ranging from 10 seconds to 2 minutes). A countdown clock should show on the screen if they selected delay answer. If they do not answer the call before the end of the timer the call should be terminated.

Once they answer it resumes like a normal call.

Most importantly a recorded voice message should play telling the incoming caller they have been placed on ‘Delayed Answer” and the call will be answered shortly. (See it would be nice if the voice could say how long they could possibly be on hold, the same time as the countdown screen, so it might be easier just to get the app out there as only having 30 seconds for the wait time.)

Should look clean and integrated in the operating system’s normal call screen.

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I only have a small upfront budget, but am willing to split the profits with a developer. This idea is protected by the USPTO with a provisional patent, I have legal documents drafted and ready to be signed for anyone who can help build this app.

Sometimes my autoresponder sends out the replies, sometimes it doesnt. I need someone to fix it or figure out why.

cPanel access given.

I need a Windows desktop application that can log into multiple webmail accounts (e.g. g-mail), monitor the inbox, and reply to emails in time-delayed fashion (via keyword triggers). The application must have the ability to run in the background, minimized to the taskbar in a set-and-forget fashion. The programmer who develops this application should provide support in case of bug and mal-functionality.

Proposed Technology:
Application Type: Desktop Application
Framework: .Net 3.5
Database: MS Acess/My SQL/MS SQL Server
Support proxy function

Only progammers with related experience in coding such apps need apply. I will send the project detail to the winner. Team of developers or individuals who have been working on such projects before are also welcome to bid.

Note:payment will be made via SL escrow system at the end of project and testing the software in my own computer. If you succeed to create this application, it will be another project as well.
There is also a BONUS in this project that i explain it to the WINNING bid.

Thank you

I’m looking for some software which can be installed on systems (Windows 2000 / 2003 / XP / Vista / 7) by subscribers and will automatically deliver requested content by launching their default web browser… in essence, a more intelligent, remotely configurable version of the DeskTopPop product.

Content delivery can occur:

1) after a pre-determined period of time (hours), or

2) at a pre-set UTC time

…provided that a period of recent and continued user activity has been detected.

For example, I might decide to have the user’s browser display a URL every 8 or 12 hours, provided that their computer is currently being used and has been continuously used for a short period of time i.e. 5 minutes.

I do not want to have browser windows open simply based on a timer so some monitoring of the keyboard and/or mouse will be required.

The actual current “waiting period” between browser launches and the required period of user activity (both in minutes) before triggering will be specified within the string returned by my server script which also specifies the target URL.

Please also note that the “waiting period” for “time delayed” URLs is the minimum time to wait since the previous URL was launched and is not cumulative i.e. if the waiting time is set to 8 hours but the user does not use their computer for 20 hours then only one URL should be launched (after the required “continuous use” period) and the next URL should not trigger for at least another 8 hours.

The utility should be unobtrusive to the user i.e. must install as an application but be invisible (nothing on the task bar, in the system tray or in the Alt-Tab window / Task Manager) during normal operation.

It is very important that the utility is able to work with all the major browsers and should not trigger false-positives for anti-virus / spyware / adware / malware systems – it should also be firewall-friendly.

A unique, system generated ID should be created during the 1st run process and passed to my server (when appropriate) during communications so that duplicate content can be avoided for each user.

The overall process should be something along the following lines:

a) at 1st run, generate and store a unique “user” ID in the registry, along with the current UTC time (indicating the “last launch” time)

b) immediately contact my server via an http post, passing the user ID

c) server will return the appropriate “waiting” and “continuous use” periods (both as minutes) followed by the “time delayed” URL in the following format: 10|3|yahoo.com

– the returned URL, waiting and continuous use periods should be stored in the registry

d) immediately contact my server via an http post, passing NO user ID

e) server will either return the UTC “activation time” and “continuous use” period (as minutes) followed by the “time specific” URL in the following format: 200911281457|2|google.com OR a “nothing scheduled” instruction in the following format: ||

– if a time-specific instruction was returned, the URL, UTC activation time and continuous use period should be stored (or replaced) in the registry (separately to the “time delayed” information)

f) monitor the time passed since 1st run / last URL launch and most recent period of continuous user activity until:
i) 60 minutes have passed, in which case go to step d)
ii) the pending “time delayed” URL should be launched, in which case go to step g)
iii) the pending “time specific” URL should be launched, in which case go to step h)

g) launch the “time delayed” URL in the default browser, update the “last launch” time in the registry, then go to step b)

h) launch the “time specific” URL in the default browser, update the “last launch” time in the registry, then go to step d)

Notes:

1) the initial “time delayed” URL should not be launched until “waiting” period minutes after the UTC time stored during the 1st run

2) “time specific” URLs should be ignored (i.e. not stored in the registry) unless the launch time is in the future

3) “time specific” URLs take precidence over “time delayed” URLs so if a “time specific” URL is scheduled to launch within the next 24 hours (note that it may have been scheduled for several days already) then any pending “time delayed” URL launch should be postponed until “waiting” period after the “time specific” launch takes place

4) the registry location should be configurable to allow multiple copies of the system to run concurrently and deliver different scheduled content

The following PHP script can be used for testing purposes:

<?PHP
if (isset($_REQUEST['id']))
{
echo “10|3|yahoo.com”;
}
else
{
if (rand(0, 1) == 0)
echo gmdate(“YmdHi”, time() + 480) . “|2|google.com”;
else
echo “||”;
}
exit;
?>

Delphi is the preferred development language but not a necessity.

All, fully commented, source code should be provided.

Any 3rd party code included in the project must be public domain / GNU or similar i.e. no cost for commercial use.

Size and speed / simplicity of installation is important so any potential 3rd party downloads / code extensions i.e. dotNET, are not acceptable.

Confirmation of successful testing on Windows 2000, 2003, XP, Vista & 7 is a requirement.

Seeking someone that can create a auto responder program for Gmail. Here are the features it MUST have below and MUST work flawless!

1. Login and check multiple (Hundreds) of gmail accounts for new unread emails. This needs to be “multi-threaded” to login to multiple accounts at once.

2. Time Delay setting to set time delay before email gets responded to. (each email must have its own timer on it. Example: An email comes in at 10 pm and I have it set to respond 30 minutes after, it will wait 30 minutes from the time that email was received before sending out a response.)

3. Import/Export multiple gmail accounts in .CSV and .txt format.

4. Ability to checkmark each account or all accounts and add one message to be added to checked accounts along with ability to add a message to a single account. Each account MUST have it’s own set of messages that a user can input for responses.

5. Proxy supported e.g. ip:port:username:password and socks5.

6. Program MUST be protected and secured, And I need to be able generate a serial key on my end. It would be nice to have some sort of control on my end over the software on users machines.

7. Feature to send out tier responses, such as after the first response goes out, can have in the message settings to set as message response 1, message response 2, and so on along with a timer of how long to wait before sending out the other set of responses.

This is my second time getting a program like this done and hopefully should be the last. IT NEEDS TO WORK FLAWLESS with no hang ups and respond to ALL emails that come in to each gmail account. This is a simple project but just needs to work flawless.

If you do not have experience with this type of project, please do not bid. If you have no feedback, please don’t bid unless you have something already created to show me that you know what you’re doing.

I need a simple script that allows me to reply with Delay to people sending me an email.

- Sender’s Email is received to myname1 AT Mydomain Dot com
- a delay of X hours after, then an autoresponse is sent to sender
- X hours/day later an other autoresponse is sent to the same sender.

That’s it. I will define X. script needs to be efficient and reliable.

Need to be done in php.

Thank you

Gmail has a setting called “vacation autoresponder”, where it sends an automatic response to any email you get. I need a way to be able to select the amount of delay I want for this response to go out.

Payent via paypal once job is finished. My reputation is perfect so I am looking for good people to work with. If you are new here and have no rep please do not bid on this project. Spammers posting their company or similar junk and not bothering to reply with a personalized PM will be ignored.

I hired someone on here to create me a delayed email responder script for $40 on my domain. The script works sometimes – Ex. I send an email and I dont receive an auto response, an hour later I email again and get the response. I opened the error_log and found 2 consistent problems:

PHP Warning: mysql_fetch_row(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in

PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IF

I need someone experienced to fix this script and have it running like it’s supposed to ASAP.

I hired someone on here to create me a delayed email responder script for $40 on my domain. The script works sometimes – Ex. I send an email and I dont receive an auto response, an hour later I email again and get the response. I opened the error_log and found 2 consistent problems:

PHP Warning: mysql_fetch_row(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in

PHP Warning: mysql_fetch_array(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in

I need someone experienced to fix this script and have it running like it’s supposed to ASAP.

I need a delayed auto-responder. The email will be sent to example at mydomain.com. I want the autoresponse to be sent 5, 10, 30 min, etc. after the initial message. Autoresponses need to be able to send HTML/Text messages. Also, the script should allow more than 1 email address from my domain to have an autoresponder.

I hired someone on here before for $40 to create an autoresponder, but changers were made on the host and I haven’t kept in contact with him for awhile.

I need a delayed autoresponder that is programmed to respond after 5 min, 30 min, etc.