Module: External Phorummail
Posted by Thomas Seifert
Re: Module: External Phorummail / How to avoid <br>'s? August 17, 2015 03:28AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Hi Korsakov,
I think there is a wordwrap inside the module...
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
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korsakov
Not sure where the module is infusing <br>'s but it does.
I think there is a wordwrap inside the module...
Regards
Oliver
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Re: Module: External Phorummail / How to avoid <br>'s? August 17, 2015 05:38AM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 753 |
Re: Module: External Phorummail / How to avoid <br>'s? August 19, 2015 09:27AM |
Admin Registered: 18 years ago Posts: 744 |
Perhaps insert some calls to the event logging module to output the message body at various points of the process...
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Using Phorum since 7/2000: forum.langzeittest.de (actual version 5.2.23)
Modules "Made in Germany" for version 5.2: Author_as_Sender, CarCost, Close_Topic, Conceal_Message_Timestamp,
Format_Email, Index_Structure, Mailing_List, Pervasive_Forum, Spritmonitor, Terms_of_Service and German_Language_Files_Package.
Does anybody import emails with the Ext_Phorummail module? August 21, 2015 02:53PM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 753 |
Re: Does anybody import emails with the Ext_Phorummail module? August 22, 2015 04:29AM |
Admin Registered: 21 years ago Posts: 9,240 |
Re: Module: External Phorummail December 16, 2015 12:55PM |
Registered: 15 years ago Posts: 38 |
I moved my installation to a new server of basically the same configuration (php 5.5.30) and this module is not working. From the Event log:
12/16/2015 12:51PM script Application PHP error: Requested module "ext_phorummail" does not implement hook "external". details
User info:
Anonymous user
User IP address =
Additional details:
Message:
PHP error: Requested module "ext_phorummail" does not implement hook "external".
PHP error generated at /home/path/to//script.php:114
Back trace:
Function trigger_error called at
{path to Phorum}/script.php:114
----
Request info:
Jim
Nginx Forum
12/16/2015 12:51PM script Application PHP error: Requested module "ext_phorummail" does not implement hook "external". details
User info:
Anonymous user
User IP address =
Additional details:
Message:
PHP error: Requested module "ext_phorummail" does not implement hook "external".
PHP error generated at /home/path/to//script.php:114
Back trace:
Function trigger_error called at
{path to Phorum}/script.php:114
----
Request info:
Jim
Nginx Forum
Re: Module: External Phorummail January 24, 2017 11:03PM |
Registered: 7 years ago Posts: 28 |
I have done quite a bit of work on this module and its friend the "mailinglist" module (technically most of the work was done by an upwork contractor), and I have a version that's ready for testing. It's working for me, but you know how that goes. I've attached the new version to this post.
Basically I added much of the functionality that was in the Mail2forum module that I used to use in conjunction with PHPBB. I needed this functionality to be able to use it in production on my new Phorum site. Here's what I put in the Changelog (BTW EPM is shorthand for External Phorummail)
2017-01-21 v 2.2.0 W. Curtis Preston
- Made the following (formerly default) actions now optional
- Notify unregistered users if blocked
- Delete emails after import
- Added ability to add signature to all posts created by EPM
- Added ability to specify blank subject text if you get an email w/no subject
- Added ability to test Email connection right in settings page
- Added ability to strip list of strings from email's subject before posting
- Added ability to use data on incoming email as post time
- Added ability to ignore email if doesn't contain specified email
- Added ability to strip/replace strings in subject or body of incoming emails
- Added ability to block emails based on strings in subject or body address in To: or CC: fields
- Added ability to change order that strip/replace & block filters get run
Anybody want to test? I also have a new version of Mailinglist as well.
Basically I added much of the functionality that was in the Mail2forum module that I used to use in conjunction with PHPBB. I needed this functionality to be able to use it in production on my new Phorum site. Here's what I put in the Changelog (BTW EPM is shorthand for External Phorummail)
2017-01-21 v 2.2.0 W. Curtis Preston
- Made the following (formerly default) actions now optional
- Notify unregistered users if blocked
- Delete emails after import
- Added ability to add signature to all posts created by EPM
- Added ability to specify blank subject text if you get an email w/no subject
- Added ability to test Email connection right in settings page
- Added ability to strip list of strings from email's subject before posting
- Added ability to use data on incoming email as post time
- Added ability to ignore email if doesn't contain specified email
- Added ability to strip/replace strings in subject or body of incoming emails
- Added ability to block emails based on strings in subject or body address in To: or CC: fields
- Added ability to change order that strip/replace & block filters get run
Anybody want to test? I also have a new version of Mailinglist as well.
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