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Author/Date | Old text not apear in reply message... |
Flash 05/03/2003 10:55am | When i whant to reply, the text of the old message not apear in my the message created whit the botton reply.
The message reply quote no apear to... but probabely same bug of text... |
fReT 05/03/2003 7:16pm | Was the message you were replying to HTML only?
Because in that case there is no [easy] way of producing a text only version of the HTML for "replying to". Scribe only edits plain text. |
Flash 06/03/2003 12:11am | I compose a mail with scribe and send to me...
When i try to reply to my own message, the text not apear... |
fReT 06/03/2003 1:37am | What exact version are you using?
There was a bug in one of the recent builds had a problem that could manifest itself in the manner your talking about. |
Ammar 06/03/2003 6:38am | Nahhh.. i think dude doesn't have his reply.xml set. Once I moved my scribe directory and forgot to change the path to replyxml.txt, and spent all of 5 minutes thinking about why the reply text wouldn't be shown!! |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:33pm | Ok ... right...
I use version 1.86 test11 I have replaced the ReplyXml.txt by my signature.txt, my signature.txt not content Xml tag... Now how can i change format of my reply format in ReplyXml.txt whitout edit in xml editor ? I dont know how change xml tag ? |
fReT 06/03/2003 6:39pm | Use a text editor to change the format of the replyxml.txt file. Basically leave the tags alone, just move them around in the file if you want to.
If you ever want the defaults back, delete the file and click on the "..." button in Scribe and it will recreate the file. The default will be good enough for most people. I use: ---------- Original Message ---------- To: <mail.to[0].name> (<mail.to[0].email>) From: <mail.from.name> (<mail.from.email>) Subject: <mail.subject> Date: <mail.datesent> <mail.body quote="> "> <cursor> <mail.sig> |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:40pm | An other think...
The reply not content the quote i have chose. I have chose that quote "|" and the reply use only ">" ... |
fReT 06/03/2003 6:41pm | Change the mail.body's 'quote' field to ="| ".
It doesn't read it out of the Scribe settings... (yet) |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:44pm | Why you dont use setting quote in your tag like these...
<mail.body quote=UserSetting.Quote> |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:45pm | oupss...
like these: <mail.body quote="> "> |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:46pm | hey... my paste not apeare in my message...
how you have paste your exemple ? |
fret 06/03/2003 6:48pm | I edited the '<' to be '<'...
It's HTML after all. The reason I havn't done that is because I havn't got around to it. When I was writing the feature in the first place I knew this would come up sometime, but I was in a rush and so I put it off till later. (I edited your posts to show what you meant) |
Flash 06/03/2003 6:51pm | ok.. thanks...
My exemple is: <mail.body quote=UserSetting.ReplyQuote> |
fret 06/03/2003 6:59pm | Ok, I HAD actually implemented this, but there was no DOM field for the quote string in the options.
Now there is (well for test12): Scribe.Quote :) |
Flash 06/03/2003 7:02pm | cool thank.. |
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