On Thu, 06 Dec 2001 02:37:53 -0500
bob > wrote:
> Yeah, that's not bad!
Thanks.
> Only thing is you are depending on php to do the work for
> you...
PHP in this case does a lot of the heavy lifting for me. MHonArc
merely devolves messages into files consisting of PHP variable
assignments.
Hi JC,
Yeah, that's not bad! Only thing is you are depending on php to do the work for
you... Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, because I would suppose most people have
that running on their Apache.
Bob
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On Thu, 06 Dec 2001 01:24:00 -0500
bob > wrote:
> J C Lawrence wrote:
>> ObNote: While useful, this make quoting the original message
>> rather difficult.
> That is true. The whole deal of being able to quote the original
> message is a bit messy. Do you make a form on the bottom of each
> a
J C Lawrence wrote:
>
> ObNote: While useful, this make quoting the original message rather
> difficult.
That is true. The whole deal of being able to quote the original message is a bit
messy. Do you make a form on the bottom of each and every message, with a text box
pre-loaded with the q
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001 23:43:24 -0500
bob > wrote:
> This works as long as the user has a mail client on their system
> installed and linked through their browser. This probably
> accounts for 50% of the users. Not perfect, but at least
> something.
ObNote: While useful, this make quoting the o
I was going to implement this, and I still may in the future.
What I did was to make the link at the top of the message (ReplyTo) be a real
reply-to, with the subject and message ID embedded into the link.
This works as long as the user has a mail client on their system installed and linked
th
On Wed, 5 Dec 2001 15:48:48 -0700
Mark Lehrer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does mailman have a feature where users can reply to messages, or
> start new threads, with a CGI form in the pipermail archives?
No. I've implemented this externally however via MhonArc and PHP.
See the list archives
Does mailman have a feature where users can reply to messages, or
start new threads, with a CGI form in the pipermail archives? A
useful companion feature would be the ability to have subscribers who
don't actually receive a copy of the mailing list traffic.
Thanks,
Mark
