Ben Bucksch wrote: > Check out "The way to a message" at > <http://www.bucksch.com/1/projects/mozilla/12306/>. It's crusty, but > might help. IIRC, the recipient is inserted in C++ code and the JS code > just passes a mode (for Reply All or Reply Sender Only etc.). I think, > it would be a good idea to change it so that the JS code collects the > new recipients, but you'd have to touch some C++ code, of course, but > the larger part would be in JS. In any case, it wouldn't be trivial. > Nevertheless, feel free to try yourself. > >
As far as I can gather from my reading of source code, we need to pass an email into the c++ code that creates the compose window (openWindow?) can I use OpenComposeWindowWithCompFields perhaps? The alternative I can think of off hand would be to add a ComposeType ReplyToEmail (or something) and finding a way to pass the email to the relevant function... If somebody can/will help me with that part, it'd be great, because I don't think I'll figure this out any time real soon. But I will try to. A small question about code policy... Is it ok for my js function ReplyToNode to directly call msgComposeService.OpenComposeWindow, or should that be handled by some other js function (which I can't remember the name of at the moment)? Morten :wq
