[imp] setting a mail priority on outgoing mails ?
Jan Schneider
jan@horde.org
Mon, 20 May 2002 13:52:00 +0200
Zitat von Michael M Slusarz <slusarz@bigworm.colorado.edu>:
> Quoting Oliver Thalmann <oliver.thalmann@hospvd.ch>:
>
> | Well,
> |
> | it look like there is some "pseudo standard" for this priority tagging
> | (at
> | least Netscape, Mozilla, Opera and "even" Outlook mail clients seem to
> | agree
> | on this one)
> |
> | it is a header line in the form :
> |
> | X-Priority : <number> <(Text)>
> |
> | where number and Text are linked (ie 2 terms for the same meaning) and
> | mean
> | the following :
> |
> | 1 (Highest)
> | 2 (High)
> | 4 (Low)
> | 5 (Lowest)
> |
> | the string seems to be case independent (Mozilla puts it all in
> | lowercase)
> |
> | it is certainly not an RFC (anybody knows better ?), but imho, this
> | system
> | seems "widely" adopted as an easy priority tagging
> |
>
> Oliver -
> What exactly are you looking for? How would you want the priorities
> displayed? IMAP only supports "not important"/"important" - "important"
>
> gets outlined in red, italicized, and an exclamation graphic. I'm not
> sure
> I would want to do something like this for a non-standard header though.
>
> Any other suggestions on how to display the priority for these type of
> messages?
>
> And would it be handy to have IMP allow for setting of this priority on
> outgoing messages?
As the subject implies, he was talking about outgoing mail. It's the imap
server's part to set the important flag after evaluating the headers.
Jan.
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