[imp] Windows mail client
Claus Heiko Niesen
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Fri, 08 Jun 2001 09:12:40 -0500
At 10:45 PM 06/07/2001, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
>The recipient parsing isn't there yet - I'll work on it when I have a chance.
The option of passing the Subject and Body to IMP would be nice as
well. I'd bet people would find various ways to use them.
Claus
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Subject: HTML entities in window.status, IMP 2.3.7 CVS
Hi,
I recently found a problem with the window.status messages generated
by "Horde::link()" in the mailbox view.
when the subject of a message is for example "test & test öäü" then Horde::link
() generates the following link:
<a href="[...]" onmouseout="status='';" onmouseover="status='test &amp;
test öäü'; return true;" class="message"><b>test & test
öäü</b></a>
As you can see, the ampersand seems to get encoded two times, the result
is "&amp;" which then displays "&" in the status bar. Is there any way
to fix this?
regards,
Michael Kötter
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Subject: Re: [imp] Windows mail client
Quoting Claus Heiko Niesen <cniesen@gmx.net>:
> The option of passing the Subject and Body to IMP would be nice as
> well. I'd bet people would find various ways to use them.
Subject is certainly reasonable; body seems a bit questionable, but if I'm
passing one, more aren't any harder. :)
-chuck
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Subject: Re: [imp] Windows mail client
Body? I guess if your going to do it, you might as well do it for it all
of them...
-lee
Quoting Claus Heiko Niesen <cniesen@gmx.net>:
> At 10:45 PM 06/07/2001, Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
> >The recipient parsing isn't there yet - I'll work on it when I have a
> chance.
>
> The option of passing the Subject and Body to IMP would be nice as
> well. I'd bet people would find various ways to use them.
>
> Claus
>