Calling IMP from another WEB page
theofilu@aon.at
theofilu@aon.at
Tue, 05 Jun 2001 15:20:37 +0200 (MEST)
Hello to all,
I've successfully setup horde 1.2.5 and IMP 2.2.5 on a Linux box. I've
made a small portal where people can access some services. One of this
services is reading mail online with IMP. Calling IMP with
theremote_login.php3 script is no problem. But when the user leaves IMP,
he/she gets back to the login screen of IMP and not to the initial page
IMP was called from.
Is there a way I can jump to the initial page where IMP was called from?
Second question:
I need to insert a commercial banner at the top of IMP. Where is the
right place to add the apropriate HTML tag?
Is there a way to make IMP work without frames? This would make my life a
lot easier :-).
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From: Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>
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Subject: Re: [imp] Some questions...
Quoting Santiago Romero <sromero@servicom2000.com>:
> I'm using IMP 2.2 ...
> Is there any IMP or PHP function I can put after the code that
> sends the email in order to automove it to the Trash folder?
There is a patch available - look on the IMP 2.2 site.
> The error doesn't matter. In this case, was an Oracle error indicating
> that the entry already exists in the database (I was trying to re-insert
> a contact that already exist)... All I want is not to view the errors
> on the screen before PHP prints the HTML.
No, the error _does_ matter. I don't use the Oracle driver; I don't know if any
of the active developers do. If you tell us what the error is, what line it
occurs on, etc., then we can send you a fix to test much more easily.
> No, it's 2.2. It has an upper and left frame (the upper one has the
> IMP 2.2.5 and the "all right" hand icon, and the left one has all the
> options (INBOX, Compose...).
Look in the templates/ directory.
> But ... anyway, on the ADD CONTACT button I could disable the
> "," protection to that it accepts addresses like:
>
> 1@d.com, 2@d.com
>
> (I would like to create contacts for multiple addresses).
It won't work. We prevent people from doing that for a reason.
> > > - Do not open a new window to use ldap, open it on the frame.
> > > (or integrate the LDAP / contact search INTO the compose message
> > > frame) :?
> >
> > Well, that is what Expand Names does.
>
> I don't see that option :?
Because I thought you were using 2.3. :) I'm not sure if $default-
>minimum_popups = true will get the contacts window as well, but you can try it.
-chuck
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Subject: Re: [imp] Attachments in mailboxlist
Quoting Jan Kuipers <jrkuipers@lauwerscollege.nl>:
> The attachment image doesn't show up in the mailboxlist. This line
> exists in imp/config/conf.php.
>
> $conf['mailbox']['show_attachments'] = true;
>
> What did I miss?
I'd forgotten to fix the attachment info when I mucked with the code to get
sorting right. Update to CVS, it should work.
-chuck
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Subject: Re: [imp] Calling IMP from another WEB page
Quoting theofilu@aon.at:
> I've successfully setup horde 1.2.5 and IMP 2.2.5 on a Linux box. I've
> made a small portal where people can access some services. One of this
> services is reading mail online with IMP. Calling IMP with
> theremote_login.php3 script is no problem. But when the user leaves IMP,
> he/she gets back to the login screen of IMP and not to the initial page
> IMP was called from.
>
> Is there a way I can jump to the initial page where IMP was called from?
2.3 has an 'alternative logout' option, but 2.2 doesn't - you can just edit
login.php3 to redirect the user after logging out.
> Second question:
> I need to insert a commercial banner at the top of IMP. Where is the
> right place to add the apropriate HTML tag?
Look in the templates/ directory.
> Is there a way to make IMP work without frames? This would make my life
> a lot easier :-).
Use 2.3.
-chuck
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