04-04-2007 07:22 AM
Is it possible to format text in a text resource which is used for message footer ?
(integrate bold or underline types)
04-05-2007 03:17 PM
Funny you ask that because I tried it yesterday.
The only wart on the IronPort system, in my opinion, is the fact you can't do any HTML tagging or text formatting.
Guys, listen up! Help your customers out!!!
04-05-2007 09:32 PM
Hi,
here's my home-brewed html/text footer solution.
Doesn't look nice, but works. Very important the tag!
If you are testing, make sure your client (outlook) is not sending out mails in BASE64. The HTML actually could look simplier, but I'm too lazy too change it :-) Also this allow you to make a difference between text and html.
Textresources:
HTML-Footer:
German bla bla with Umlaut äöü
English blabla
04-05-2007 10:39 PM
Dude, that's solid work. I didn't even think of the tag. I'll have to give this a shot.
04-08-2007 01:46 PM
Thanks for this detailed answer, i will check out during next week and come back to show the results.
04-09-2007 06:27 PM
The approach presented is correct but the HTML is a little questionable since it doesn't balance the pre tags and should not end with . For this to work you must start the text resource with and should end with
(case insensitive). For example, a simplistic HTML footer would be:Disclaimer
This works since we insert the text resource between a pair.
04-10-2007 08:15 AM
The HTML looks indeed funny, but you will need the starting tag. You will see, if you fiddle around with it.
Dirk
04-23-2007 11:44 AM
:!: Notes/Domino users must use "MIME Format" instead of "Notes Rich Text Format" on their clients to make the HTML footer to work.
07-10-2007 10:41 AM
hey ... does someone have a solution to prevent multiple disclaimers?
07-10-2007 01:35 PM
Yes - in short create a dictionary with a one line of text from the disclaimer.
Then write a content filter that looks for this one line of text...if it finds it..then it should deliver the mail so it does not pass thru any other filters, if it does not contain the text then add the disclaimer.
Key is ordering of filters..look before you add.
09-19-2007 03:01 PM
sorry, found the answer to my question
;-)
09-19-2007 03:11 PM
jeah that would be great! we have about 10 different disclaimers i think it might be a little bit to resource hungry to ask for each line of the disclaimers... in additon to that, all this footers are changing from time to time. i don't realy want to edit the filters for each footer change. there must be a better way =) *please* :lol:
10-12-2007 02:57 PM
HTML in email? How do you propose preventing my stripping out your codes in my MUA?
Disclaimer?
http://www.goldmark.org/jeff/stupid-disclaimers/
'Nuff said. Well....
~JasonG
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****POST DISCLAIMER****
If there is any other disclaimer or legal notice in this posting, it is hereby declared NULL and VOID; You may safely ignore that content. This disclaimer supersedes all other disclaimers or legal claims added at any time, by any person or entity, even if they claim otherwise. This disclaimer MUST be retained in perpetuity in any derivative and subsequent communication regarding this communication in full or part and this disclaimer MAY NOT be removed by any means, manual or automatic. This disclaimer MAY NOT be altered by any person or entity other than the original author who retains full copyright. Copyright (c) 2007 ad infinitum Jason L. Gurtz
****END DISCLAIMER****
10-23-2007 07:21 PM
Sorry for jumping in very late :( , but you could just use the following for an HTML Disclaimer:
Latest Virus information
href="http://www.ironport.com/toc">click here?
NOSEND="1">
11-26-2007 06:58 PM
To save about 15 minutes of bewilderment, ensure that the closing tag is at the very top of the footer.
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