Re: [WebDNA] Re: Date: header on emails - timezone problem perhaps
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 105642
interpreted = N
texte = > Can't see how a replacement 'sendmail' function is going > to work here unless someone can tell me how to get the > email body in the middle of the [sendmail][/sendmail] > context into the function as a variable. It looks like the only way may be to edit your existing sendmail contexts by replacing "]" at the end of the sendmail tag with "&body=" and then remove "[/sendmail". Since this means you'll have to edit all your sendmail contexts anyways, you may want to create a function with a different name so you can still use the built-in sendmail context in places where this off-time header issue isn't a problem. In other words, go from this: [sendmail from=...&to=...&subject=...] blah blah blah ... [/sendmail] ... to this: [myMailer from=...&to=...&subject=...&body= blah blah blah ... ] You can easily edit all the sendmail contexts in your entire website in a single step with the right software. I use kFileReplace to do global changes like this in all the files in a specified folder. You can configure it to include or ignore subfolders and use a simple match string or grep to find the matching text to replace. It also has a test function that creates a list all the files that would have been changed in a real replace -- so you can confirm that it's not finding matches in the wrong files before you run the real replace. Sincerely, Kenneth Grome
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> Can't see how a replacement 'sendmail' function is going > to work here unless someone can tell me how to get the > email body in the middle of the
[sendmail][/sendmail] > context into the function as a variable. It looks like the only way may be to edit your existing sendmail contexts by replacing "]" at the end of the sendmail tag with "&body=" and then remove "[/sendmail". Since this means you'll have to edit all your sendmail contexts anyways, you may want to create a function with a different name so you can still use the built-in sendmail context in places where this off-time header issue isn't a problem. In other words, go from this: [sendmail from=...&to=...&subject=...] blah blah blah ... [/sendmail] ... to this: [myMailer from=...&to=...&subject=...&body= blah blah blah ... ] You can easily edit all the sendmail contexts in your entire website in a single step with the right software. I use kFileReplace to do global changes like this in all the files in a specified folder. You can configure it to include or ignore subfolders and use a simple match string or grep to find the matching text to replace. It also has a test function that creates a list all the files that would have been changed in a real replace -- so you can confirm that it's not finding matches in the wrong files before you run the real replace. Sincerely, Kenneth Grome
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