I believe RoundCube already has this feature implemented...
I have just sent an email to myself to my non-main identity. Clicking
Reply in RC sets the correct sender.
On 7 Oct 2007, at 17:08, Matt Kaatman wrote:
> I also have many aliases from different domains going to a single
> account.
>
> Thunderbird has a feature to reply from whatever email address the
> message was sent to if an identity is setup. This is a *very* nice
> feature.
>
> Matt
>
> Drarok Ithaqua wrote:
>>> 1. You can NOT add an identity 'outside' your own domain. That is if
>>> You are logged in as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' You could only add identities
>>> to that domain.
>> That's not really a good idea. I have a single mailbox with
>> aliases into
>> it. Many of those aliases are from different domains, so this patch
>> would break my setup.
>> I suspect other people have identities for other domains, too.
>>
>> On 7 Oct 2007, at 15:15, Brett Patterson wrote:
>>
>>> Got this in a private message on the forums. Thought I'd pass it
>>> along:
>>>
>>> You and the rest of the team are doing a great job.
>>> This might not be the right way to send this information but I have
>>> posted about this before with no results, so here it is for You and
>>> the rest of the team to do whatever You want with.
>>>
>>>
>>> My improvements to the identity section.
>>> The easy one is about the sort order in the indentity list.
>>> Code:
>>>
>>> /program/steps/settings/func.inc
>>> function rcmail_indentities_list.....
>>> // get contacts from DB
>>>
>>> ORDER BY standard DESC,
>>> name ASC,
>>> email ASC // this one is new....
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> The second one is a bit more. It improves the identity section in
>>> two
>>> ways.
>>>
>>> 1. You can NOT add an identity 'outside' your own domain. That is if
>>> You are logged in as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' You could only add identities
>>> to that domain.
>>>
>>> 2. You can NOT add an identity if it already exists in the
>>> domain. The
>>> domain You are logged into.
>>>
>>> I made this in one chunk so it easier to add. It might be better to
>>> put the code more where it belongs, hope You get my point.
>>>
>>>
>>> Code:
>>>
>>> /program/steps/settings/save_identities.php
>>>
>>> // check input
>>> if (empty($_POST['_name']) || empty($_POST['_email']))
>>> {
>>> $OUTPUT->show_message('formincomplete', 'warning');
>>>
>>> rcmail_overwrite_action('edit-identitiy');
>>> return;
>>> }
>>>
>>> //
>>> ********************************************************************
>>> *
>>> // MOD GUNFRO START
>>> $newa = explode("@", $_POST['_email']);
>>>
>>> $curr = explode("@", $_SESSION['username']);
>>> // Check valid domain.
>>> if ($newa[1] != $curr[1])
>>> {
>>> $OUTPUT->show_message('domainnotvalid', 'warning');
>>> rcmail_overwrite_action($_framed ? 'edit-identity' :
>>> 'identities');
>>>
>>> return;
>>> }
>>> // Check if changing email and it exits.
>>> if ($_POST['_iid'])
>>> {
>>> $DB->query("SELECT * FROM ".get_table_name('identities')."
>>> WHERE identity_id=?
>>>
>>> AND del<>1",
>>> $_POST['_iid']);
>>>
>>> $curri = $DB->fetch_assoc();
>>> if ($curri['email'] <> $_POST['_email'])
>>> {
>>> $DB->query("SELECT * FROM ".get_table_name('identities')."
>>>
>>> WHERE email=?
>>> AND del<>1",
>>> $_POST['_email']);
>>>
>>> if ($DB->fetch_assoc() != NULL)
>>> {
>>> $OUTPUT->show_message('emailexists', 'warning');
>>>
>>> rcmail_overwrite_action($_framed ? 'edit-identity' :
>>> 'identities');
>>> return;
>>> }
>>> }
>>> } else { // Just new a identity
>>> $DB->query("SELECT * FROM ".get_table_name('identities')."
>>>
>>> WHERE email=?
>>> AND del<>1",
>>> $_POST['_email']);
>>>
>>> if ($DB->fetch_assoc() != NULL)
>>> {
>>> $OUTPUT->show_message('emailexists', 'warning');
>>>
>>> rcmail_overwrite_action($_framed ? 'edit-identity' :
>>> 'identities');
>>> return;
>>> }
>>> }
>>>
>>> // MOD GUNFRO END
>>> //
>>> ********************************************************************
>>> *
>>>
>>>
>>> // update an existing contact
>>> if ($_POST['_iid'])
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> That was my contribution for now.
>>> Best regards
>>> Gunnar Frödin / GunFro
>>> --
>>> ~ Brett Patterson
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