Yeah, that's what mailto does. Passes it to login.php if you aren't
logged in. Otherwise it passes to compose.
As for the logins, that's why I had it set that way originally. I wasn't
detecting the login because someone might have left a browser open and
walked away. Also, if SquirrelMail ever
Hi Seth,
The code works!
However, the URL on the browser is re-written with the long line link from
mailto. I guess that's because the "header('Location: ' . $redirect);" that
replaces the content of the URL in the browser.
On the other note, can I get user to login to only one instance of t
Hi Seth,
I've changed the "$redirect = 'login.php?mailto=' . $url;" to "$redirect .=
$url;".
However, I get the 403 Forbidden page:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access
/src/send_to=orawf%40pansar.com.my&body=Approval+Action%3A+%27Approve%27%0D%
0A%0D%0AIf+forwarding+this+document+to
Hi Seth,
I've tried, these are some findings and questions:
Findings:
When I clicked on the mailto hyperlink, the current (self) broswer window
will ask me to (re)login. I login and go straight to the compose window with
all the preset message! Good
Questions:
1. How do I get the link to
Yeah, I sent you some files around the 9 of October to try out. I'll send
them to you again.
Seth.
SM-Development said:
> Hi Seth,
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> Thanks for taking up this task. Any progress so far?
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> I'm yet to check the latest 1.4.2
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> Mine is still on 1.4.1
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> Regards.
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> Seth Randall writ
Hi Seth,
Thanks for taking up this task. Any progress so far?
I'm yet to check the latest 1.4.2
Mine is still on 1.4.1
Regards.
Seth Randall writes:
I'll take a look at it today and see if I can get it working for both
1.4.x and 1.5.x.
Seth.
SM-Development said:
Is the 1.4.x branch wil
