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Thanks Matt.
I will try the Sent folder.....
Fred
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 8:19
PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Imail/Web
mail
Fred,
Actually, that doesn't work great. It just
repeats the first address over and over. My mistake.
I looked
into this more thoroughly and it appears that the IMAIL.##From## variable is
actually an array, and it isn't specific to the From address as it will spit
out the To address when you are viewing the Sent mail folder.
Unfortunately IMAIL.##To## isn't a valid tag, and I tried/looked for others
that might do the trick and none of them worked. It appears that the
programming switch that changes the functionality of this tag has something to
do with whether or not you are viewing the Sent or Drafts folders or
not. I couldn't figure out what causes it to change behaviors
though.
One work around would be for you to create a Sent folder in Web
Mail for that account and then just move the messages over there. You
might even be able to move the messages there automatically by setting up
Declude to deliver the messages to a sub-account like [EMAIL PROTECTED] (this
might not be allowed though).
BTW, if you want to change the label for
that button, the file is:
config_LabelButtonSortBySender.cgi
Matt
Frederick
Samarelli wrote:
Wow that worked great. Do you know where they
keep the Column Title"From" I would like to change it to
"TO".
If you every figure out how to add a column to
have both To and From that would be best.
I really appreciate this.
Thanks.
Fred
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Original Message -----
Sent:
Thursday, October 16, 2003 5:49 PM
Subject:
Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Imail/Web mail
Fred,
I took a look at it and here's what you
do.
In the msgsum.html file search for the following
string:
<!--IMAIL.##From##-->
Replace that
with:
<!--IMAIL.MessageToPlain-->
If you have users
that also access Killer Web Mail, they will see the changes you make in
the global file, so it is recommended that you set up Killer Web Mail by
copying the Web directory over to a particular domain and then make the
changes for that domain only (choose a domain that no one is using WebMail
on.
The default templates are typically located at the following
address:
C:\IMail\Web\
Copy those over to
where you keep your E-mail by creating a sub directory under the root for
domain users. The default location is under the IMail directory,
though you might have changed that:
C:\IMail\some-domain.com\Web\
I verified this and it works on my
machine.
Matt
Frederick Samarelli wrote:
Thanks. Looked at the code. Beyond
me....
-----
Original Message -----
Sent:
Thursday, October 16, 2003 4:36 PM
Subject:
Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Imail/Web mail
Fred, you can't by default. If you are savvy with
their code, you could probably change the templates to list the To:
address in place of the From: address in their list interface
(probably a matter of changing a single variable in a single file),
but be careful not to apply the changes to a domain where others are
using the Interface.
Jeff, Killer WebMail is an add-on product
that is now offered by Ipswitch:
http://www.ipswitch.com/Products/IMail_Server/killer_web.html
Matt
Frederick
Samarelli wrote:
I use Killer Web Mail but how do you show and sort by TO: Address.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Matthew Bramble" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 3:36 PM
Subject: Re: [Declude.JunkMail] Imail/Web mail
I do pretty much the same thing, though I use Killer Web Mail for this
purpose.
I think you are talking about the list of messages, in which case you
might have to re-code your Web Mail templates to get that to work. You
can though do things like add the weight to the subject and probably
even the To address using the SUBJECT functionality in your
Default.$Junkmail$ file. I append the weight to the messages with
SUBJECT [%WEIGHT%] for a redundant fail weight test, and then sort by
subject since I never see FP's above a certain score. This comes in
real handy for testing new filters. The only drawback of course is that
all BCC data is lost when you block with Declude.
Matt
Frederick Samarelli wrote:
Does anyone know of a way you can display the sender in the Web Mail for
IMAIL.
I am Routing email to a Web account and would like to display both the
TO:
and FROM:
Thanks.
Fred
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