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On Monday, July 30, 2001, at 12:47:16 PM PDT, Januk Aggarwal wrote:
> =====Begin Template=====
> Hello
> %SETPATTREGEXP="(?is)^A1\:\s*\<?(\S*?)(\s+(\S*?))*?\>?$"%REGEXPMATCH="
> %TEXT",
> <message body here>
> <signoff/signature>
> %TO='%SETPATTREGEXP="(?is)^A3\:\s*\<?(\S*?\@\S*?)\>?$"%REGEXPMATCH="%T
> EXT"' ===== End Template =====
Hello again Januk,
I've been testing this template before I send it to my mother, and
it's *almost* perfect. However...
If I place the template in a "send auto-reply" action, the template
itself does it's job perfectly, but the auto-reply action sends a
second copy of the generated message back to the original sender -
which I don't want it to do.
I decided that instead of using the "send auto-reply" action, I
might need to use the "create a message for" action. So... I tried
something, not knowing how it might turn out, and got an interesting
albeit peculiar result...
I put this in the "create a message for" field:
'%SETPATTREGEXP="(?is)^A3\:\s*\<?(\S*?\@\S*?)\>?$"%REGEXPMATCH="%TEXT"'
...while it did insert the proper address, the entire RegEx string
(above) was placed in the "To:" field as well, just before the actual
address.
It seems that either way - "auto-reply" or "create a message for" -
I'm half way to where I need to be.
Two questions:
1) If I use the "auto-reply" action, what can I do so that it only
sends a single copy to the intended recipient, and no copy back to the
original sender. Or...
2) If I instead need to use the "Create a message for" action, what
should I put in the address field so that it uses the proper intended
recipient address without adding the RegEx string.
Thanks!
Melissa
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