From: Daniel Stenberg (daniel@haxx.se)
Date: Wed Mar 07 2001 - 16:16:06 CST
On Wed, 7 Mar 2001, Ron Pero wrote:
> And, I need some help. I want to replicate those nice links in the
> usetable format, but a couple substitution cookies elude me.
IMHO, we lack a whole range of substitution cookies. I also find the whole
%[single letter] syntax hostile and user-unfriendly.
(I've skipped a few of your questions since I couldn't answer them. You can
either try them out to see how the outcome looks like or wait for someone
else to respond.)
> 3. Does someone have an example of header/footer templates that replicate
> the functionality of the usetable=1 of the config file, that you could
> show me?
I doubt that can be done. 'usetable' makes the entire indexes generated
differently, which can't be made with template files.
> 4. This kind of thing appears in all my message pages. Is it necessary? Is
> it used by hypermail? Or can I safely leave it out?
> <h1>The subject</h1>
> <!-- received="Thu Mar 1 09:46:48 2001" -->
> <!-- isoreceived="20010301154648" -->
> <!-- sent="Thu, 01 Mar 2001 10:38:24 -0500" -->
> <!-- isosent="20010301153824" -->
> <!-- name="My Name" -->
> <!-- email="me@somewhere.COM" -->
> <!-- subject="The subject" -->
> <!-- id="sa9e26bezzz.000@mail.somewhere.com" -->
If you want hypermail to be able to understand the pages it has created,
those tags must remain as they are used by hypermail when doing incremental
updates etc.
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