Randy,
6.0x supports new tags for building your own tables with the
mailbox list. An excerpt from menu.html:
<!--IMAIL.BeginForEachMailbox-->
<tr>
<td>
<!--IMAIL.BeginIfMsgCount-->
<!--IMAIL.BeginIfMailboxLocked-->
<a
href="readmail.<!--IMAIL.Number-->.cgi?uid=<!--IMAIL.UserID-
->&mbx=<!--IMAIL.##MailBox##-->">
<b><!--IMAIL.##MailBox##--></b></a>
</td>
<td align="right"><!--IMAIL.##MailBoxSize##--></td>
<td align="right"><!--IMAIL.##MailBoxMsgCount##-->
</td>
<td><!--IMAIL.##MailBoxModDate##--></td>
</tr>
Bob
In reply to 4 Jan message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Shawn,
>Thanks for the tags - I did notice that IpSwitch has
>posted the same list of tags in their knowledge base
>with a note that this code is unsupported (see:
>http://support.ipswitch.com/kb/IM-19990527-DM07.htm).
>Although this gets me half way to my goal, my real
>problem is with the IMAIL.MailboxFolderSummary tag.
>However, late last night, I found a way to break the
>data that this tag generates into indivdual
>client-side JavaScript variables that can then be
>placed anywhere on the page and in any format. I
>haven't tried it yet, but I think I could additionally
>use my JavaScript algorthim I've written to break down
>any other proprietary IMAIL tag into indivdual data
>components as well. For many of us looking to gain a
>more granular control on the appearance of Imail's web
>templates, this has the potential to be a real boon!
>I'm planning on doing some careful testing on the
>algorithm tonight. If all goes well, I'd be happy to
>contribute the complete algorithm to the public domain
>via this list.
>Randy
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