It happens with IE6 and IE7, not with IE8. Yes, removing that comma solves the problem! Because the code is in a loop (tmpl_loop undotted_fields ), I had to change it as follows: parameters: { f: 'previewMessageReceivers', alternative_lists: alternative_lists, multi_list_send_no_dupes: multi_list_send_no_dupes }, So the comma is put at the start of tmpl_loop and one removed after "multi_list_send_no_dupes". Now it works in IE6/7/8 Thanks, Frans ----- Orig ...Continue Reading

On Nov 5, 2009, at 10:09 PM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > Yes I did send this before, see my message from 2008 with subject > "remove script code to avoid marked as spam". Awesome! I'll put those javascript removing things into the code. Thanks for the refresher ;) ...Continue Reading

On Nov 6, 2009, at 1:47 PM, Frans Gouverne wrote: > When running Dada Mail version 4.0.0 beta 4 11/03/09 with > f=f=send_email or f=send_url_email using Internet Explorer > v7.0.5730.11, I do get the following popup: > > ------- > A Runtime Error has occurred. > Do you wish to Debug? > > Line: 835 > Error: Expected identifier, string or number > ------- Thanks for the report, Frans, Can anyone else confirm this? I don't have IE8 myself, but all the latest versions of Safari, F ...Continue Reading

When running Dada Mail version 4.0.0 beta 4 11/03/09 with f=f=send_email or f=send_url_email using Internet Explorer v7.0.5730.11, I do get the following popup:-------A Runtime Error has occurred.Do you wish to Debug? Line: 835Error: Expected identifier, string or number-------Looking at the source code, it is pointing to this part:��� ��� ��� ��� ��� parameters: {��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� f:����������������������� 'previewMessageReceivers', ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� ��� alternative_lists:�������� alternative_lists,��� ��� ��� ...Continue Reading

[...] > What's bad - or what's annoying is that linked javascript files will be > embedded as well. Javascript is usually disabled in mail readers for > security purposes and a large javascript library can really take up some > size in an email message. > > The good news is, there may be a way to stop that, as there's an actual > method in the code specifically to grab Javascript stuff. If there's a > method, perhaps I can tweak the code to accept a parameter to tell the > module ...Continue Reading

On Nov 2, 2009, at 11:32 PM, Peter Velan wrote: > After some investigation I managed to reproducibly bring up this error > with following constellation: > > Send a Message: > - Subject: � > - Body: plain ASCII > > [Send Test Message] > > I sent the test message with "�" in subject three times varying > Default Character Set in "Advanced Sending Preferences" as follows > - Default Character Set: "UTF8 UTF8" > - Default Character Set: "German ( ...Continue Reading

am 02.11.2009 17:51 schrieb Justin J: > On Nov 2, 2009, at 12:47 AM, Peter Velan wrote: >> am 02.11.2009 00:11 schrieb Justin J: >>>> a) An eror still comes up: >>>> >>>> "Wide character in print at /data/cgi-bin/ddm4/mail.cgi line 1554." >>> >>> OK, this is an error that's only in the error log? >> >> yes > > OK - this has to do with writing UTF-8 encoded things to something > that doesn't support UTF-8. I don't know what ...Continue Reading

OK - here are the things I've done: On Nov 2, 2009, at 12:47 AM, Peter Velan wrote: > > am 02.11.2009 00:11 schrieb Justin J: >>> a) An eror still comes up: >>> >>> "Wide character in print at /data/cgi-bin/ddm4/mail.cgi line 1554." >> >> OK, this is an error that's only in the error log? > > yes OK - this has to do with writing UTF-8 encoded things to something that doesn't support UTF-8. I don't know what that would be, still yet. We're going to get a ...Continue Reading

am 02.11.2009 00:11 schrieb Justin J: >> a) An eror still comes up: >> >> "Wide character in print at /data/cgi-bin/ddm4/mail.cgi line 1554." > > OK, this is an error that's only in the error log? yes > This type of error has to do with the unicode stuff in Dada Mail - > something's getting tripped-up from it. Not... sure... what :) > >> b1) In my webpage there's a style section in the html head like ... >> >> a { font-weight:bold; ... } >> a:hove ...Continue Reading

* or even, use the Dada Mail templates, like this: to have Dada Mail ignore parts of your message. Suggest #1 isn't a very good idea to do with email messages, Suggestion #2 is a little old-school and suggestion #3 isn't very convenient. I'll make a note to change the automatic plain text creation to just simply use only what's in the body tag of the HTML message. That'll save a lot of grief. > b2) Any german umlaut (in the webpage these kind of characters are > coded as HTML entities is lost in the te ...Continue Reading