On Apr 17, 2009, at 1:12 AM, Yehuda Katz wrote: > > It should be simple to "webify" any string. Most languages have a > function to do this automatically. > Ex. PHP, $string = nl2br($string) > sorry, i am not sure about perl The template system in Dada Mail actually has it as a feature of the system - figures out newlines fairly smartly, changes links to be clickable - even encodes email addresses to be spam-proof - the code's there, it's just not used... to be the point where I can't ...Continue Reading

It should be simple to "webify" any string. Most languages have a function to do this automatically. Ex. PHP, $string = nl2br($string) sorry, i am not sure about perl. On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 1:51 AM, Justin J wrote: > The issue is just that the plain text that you enter in for the physical > address isn't changed to HTML, so that the line breaks are seen. In HTML, > things like whitespace and line breaks don't really mean much (and there's > good reasons for that). Because of that, you have to ...Continue Reading

At 11:40 PM -0400 4/16/09, Justin J wrote: >>1) Is the code in this link compatible with vers 3.03? > > >* The code changes won't be, no. I did make the changes for the 3.1 >alpha release - they're in there, but I don't suggest using that >version yet for production. I'll look at the 3.1a code, perhaps I can graft that section in to 3.03 > >* There was someone on the list that added this feature in 3.0.x - >they may be willing to share their tweaked copy Dear someone, if you're readi ...Continue Reading

> 1) Is the code in this link compatible with vers 3.03? * The code changes won't be, no. I did make the changes for the 3.1 alpha release - they're in there, but I don't suggest using that version yet for production. * There was someone on the list that added this feature in 3.0.x - they may be willing to share their tweaked copy * The advice to change the %LIST_SETUP_DEFAULTS is still usable though - it's what i use for the bounce handler for clients. If there's any particular settings you need the ke ...Continue Reading

> I have been programming computers for 37 years and they can put men > on the moon, but they still can't agree on how to consistently > terminate a text line with a CR/LF. The issue is just that the plain text that you enter in for the physical address isn't changed to HTML, so that the line breaks are seen. In HTML, things like whitespace and line breaks don't really mean much (and there's good reasons for that). Because of that, you have to just sort of, "webify" HTML you receive. Thi ...Continue Reading

Yes, it is the physical address that I am talking about - all goes on one line in HTML emails. Since I don't know what the problem is, I can't speak to your solution. Even if you double-/triple-space the address, it always comes out on one line. I tried pasting it from Word and Notepad, too. I have been programming computers for 37 years and they can put men on the moon, but they still can't agree on how to consistently terminate a text line with a CR/LF. It must drive Justin nuts trying to build a multi-ha ...Continue Reading

> Because I am using git locally and merging the stable version with > some personal changes (mainly translations to Dutch). If I want to > use the development version, I have to maintain my personal changes > at two different places which is not very practical. Not of your > bussiness of course, but I am just wandering why there are two > repositories being used. Probably as a artifact to using CVS in the past. 3.1 is still a ways off and I'm in a tight position where I need good, solid ...Continue Reading

On Apr 16, 2009, at 3:31 PM, Carl G. Kuczun wrote: > The plain text email displays it correctly on three lines, but the > HTML email puts all three lines on one line. Is it just me? No, it's a weird quirk in the program - it may be happening with the physical address as well? I don't quite have a solution to this problem, yet. I may just allow you to have a tag called, "list_settings.webified_physical_address", or something along that lines to workaround this, but I don't like that idea tha ...Continue Reading

> From: Samer Bechara > This is my first post on this mailing list, and hopefully it won't > be the last. :) (make sure to post to: dadadev@PROTECTED !) :) > 1) How should I add the subscribers to the db, is it enough to > populate the dada_subscribers table, or is there anything else that > needs to be done? I am using the MySQL back end. It usually easy enough to just add it through the list control panel - is this not working? You can also add it via SQL, something like: ALTER TABLE d ...Continue Reading

My physical address has been entered using the standard 3 address lines. The end of my email templates (both plain text and HTML) have: The following physical address is associated with this mailing list: [list_settings.physical_address] The plain text email displays it correctly on three lines, but the HTML email puts all three lines on one line. Is it just me? Carl K ...Continue Reading