> You need to generate a URL that points back to the sqwebmail binary, and > includes the parameters that identifies the folder, the message number, and > a new function name. Then, you will have to write the code that receives ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ how can I specify the function name? how could I
You make one up, and then you code it.
know where these parameters in the URL go and can be used in the function I defined?
That's up to you to define.
In fact, I don't know why some function can accept the parameters through the URL but some functions can not... : (
Because that's how they're written.
For starters, if you're not familiar with HTTP/1.1, that's what you should read up first. Know the difference between the GET and the POST methods. Become familiar with the Common Gateway Interface (CGI). Understand how URL parameter encoding works, and how all of the above interacts with HTML.
Until you understand the basics, your attempts to add new functionality to sqwebmail have very little chance of succeeding.
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