Ryan Fox <rfox <at> findlay.edu> wrote on 2006-01-10:
> So it seems as though in a multipart message, the text/plain part does
> not get parsed by ExtractCustomFieldValues.
> My question now is, is there an easy way to make that happen?
I'm running into this same problem. ExtractCustomFieldValues is working great on
simple plaintext mail. But as soon as I add an attachment, it stops working.
It's essential that I get this fixed, and my perl is sorely lacking. I think
the problem is around line 22 of ExtractCustomFieldValues.pm:
my $FirstAttachment = $Transaction->Attachments->First;
unless ( $FirstAttachment ) { return 1; }
then later, around line 46:
my $match = FindMatch( Field => $InspectField,
Match => $MatchString,
FirstAttachment => $FirstAttachment );
The full perl module can be found at http://tinyurl.com/4c9d3n .
At any rate, it seems to me that the module is only checking the "first
attachment" to the ticket (same as the first mimepart? which equals just the
headers on a multipart message?).
How can I easily work around this? I tried setting
my $FirstAttachment = $Transaction->Attachments->Second;
but that did not work.
Any help much appreciated...
-C-
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