Hello,
great!
Btw, check also diaplan module, it can be used for matching only if
substitution/replacement expressions are not provided -- I think there
were enhancements to allow variables in matching expressions and you can
keep everything in database, but with caching at runtime for speeding
Hello,
Yes, this does the trick. Thank you.
--Olli
Daniel-Constantin Mierla kirjoitti 2017-04-07 15:42:
Hello,
I asked because some headers can appear more than once.
For From header, try directly with regexp operator '=~', like:
if($hdr(From) =~ $var(MYVARIABLE)) {
}
It should work, if
Hello,
I asked because some headers can appear more than once.
For From header, try directly with regexp operator '=~', like:
if($hdr(From) =~ $var(MYVARIABLE)) {
}
It should work, if not let me know.
Cheers,
Daniel
On 07.04.17 14:36, Olli Attila wrote:
> Hello,
>
> In this case From header
Hello,
In this case From header only but it might also be handy to compare to
other headers as well.
--Olli
Daniel-Constantin Mierla kirjoitti 2017-04-07 15:33:
Hello,
the search_hf() is accepting only static regexp as parameter at this
moment.
Do you want to match only the From header
Hello,
the search_hf() is accepting only static regexp as parameter at this moment.
Do you want to match only the From header in this case, or there could
be the case of another header as well?
Cheers,
Daniel
On 07.04.17 14:25, Olli Attila wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Is it possible to use variables
Hello,
Is it possible to use variables inside a textops search_hf function? I
am trying to compare variable content against From header content and
return true or false.
I tried the following statement but with no luck:
search_hf("From", "$var(MYVARIABLE)", "f") { ... }
If this cannot be
