On Monday, June 23, 2003, at 05:02 PM, Justin Michael Couto wrote:
Does anyone know if there is a way to change the links in the qmail admin interface??I know you can change what they read by editing the language files in the templates.?However, what I want to know is if there is a way to change the html around the text and a way to separate the links out.?When I look into the display templates there is one variable labeled “##v” that is replace with all of the links.?I want to manipulate the code that will go around the hrefs.?Instead of separating the href’s by breaks I want to use tables and style sheets.?Do anyone know if this is possible?

Look into template.c near the comment "show version number".

By the way, I'd love to have someone redo the html files to use a style sheet. That way, users would be able to customize the complete interface my just modifying the .css file.

I'm not a good HTML coder, but if someone came up with a decent .css file and included information on what had to change in the .html files to reference it, I'd be more than willing to put time into cleaning up the .html and .c files to use the css.

That said, I'll probably release qmailadmin 1.0.22 sometime tomorrow. It includes some formatting cleanup from Michael Bowe, and a lot of changes I did related to using sizeof() in place of hard coded values (like MAX_BUFF) in many locations. This should prevent problems similar to one recently found where the variable size was assumed to be MAX_BUFF when it wasn't.

I also cleaned up the show_login page so the graphics flowed cleanly, and I merged show_login with show_login_help by using Jeff Hedlund's new ##t tag.

If anyone has patches they'd like to have added to this release, please send them to me ASAP.

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Tom Collins
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