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C - just sent it out to you -- it pretty much ripped all the regex and HTML out and pushed everything as plaintext and tried to figure out where URLS should be placed.
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Rock on, I still had that email saved.
Thanks! I'm hoping to have some time to dive back into the vbmail thing today. |
cyricx:
What about the second half of the question? Quote:
Thanks for the assistance. I've sent you email. |
Doubleclick - just PM'd you - didnt get an email
whoops --- posted a comment about how to nuke the footer, but it wouldnt work ;) |
Doubleclick -
the footer comes out of a template phrase from the database... I think if you added something like: Code:
$pattern[3] = "/-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-(.*)-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-/is"; Code:
$text_message = str_replace("\\'", "'", addslashes(iif(empty($email_text['emailbody']), $emails['-1']['emailbody'], $email_text['emailbody']))); This is untested, but the replace is the same replace that wipes out the footer in replies to posts via email. C -- maybe an option in EI to disable the footer? |
Thanks again, cmg. I resent the email to you.
As far as disabling the footer via EI in the future, maybe the option to disable each option individually through the admin panel, rather than a big either/or decision. As it stands, it's nice to have the view thread in forum, homepage, and especially the unsubscibe options remaining and just being able to remove the reply/post from email options. I'm off to try your new code, cmg. I'll let you know how it goes. DC |
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Right now the vbmail problem is gonna make my brain explode. :) |
ok. I figured out a simple fix, that even I can deal with.
I went to phrases via the vBulletin Admin Panel, did a search for "you may reply to this email", I then edited the following English (US) Translation versions ei_notify_post ei_notify_post_forum ei_notify_thread ei_notify_thread_forum and then commented out this part of the code following $emaillinks : <tr> <td align="center">You may reply to this email to post a reply to the forum.<br>You can also begin a new thread by sending an email to <a href="mailto:$foruminfo[ei_replyaddress]">$foruminfo[ei_replyaddress]</a>!</td> </tr> That removes the part of the footer dealing with reply and starting threads via email. I like this as it retains the rest of the useful features, and when your new fixes eliminate the html code dump and quote boxes, I can just uncomment this out again. This fix still created quote boxes when clicking the link from the email to reply via the forum, but I can live with it. At least the HTML dump is not there. I really don't like the redundancy of quote boxes, but realize this is a personal preference and not a global one. I hope you'll consider making quote box creation an option as well, assuming your head doesn't explode in the meantime. :) Hope this helps somebody... DC |
Well, so far so good. The mod is working for the forum and it seems to be increasing responses.
I just tried to enable it with another usergroup/forum combination, but for some reason, it isn't sending out notifications of posts or replies made in the forum. It does, however, post in the forum if an email is sent to that forum's designated email address. I set myself as a member of the usergroup that has access to the forum, and selected "instant email notification" for that forums forum options. I've compared the settings many times for the one that works with the one that doesn't, and can't see what the problem is. Any ideas? I'm sure it's something staring me in the face, but I sure as heck can't see it. |
One forum is still working, the other one isn't. As far as I can tell, the settings are all correct. Checked the settings for the one that isn't working for about the 10th time, and still can't find what I've missed.
From forum manager, it has the correct usergroup enabled in email integration. Other settings identical to the one that works. from usergroup manager, it has the correct forum enabled for email reply, both are set to yes Users are assigned to correct user group. Other settings identical to the one that works. Users are assigned to the correct usergroup. Forum permissions are identical for both forums and their respective usergroup. Finally, if I send email to the forum that doesn't work, it posts the email. However, when a post is made, it doesn't send notification. More than one forum can do this, right? |
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