I was just skimming over the IMAIL forum, and noticed one or
two questions about Imail and external databases.
Now, when i first installed Imail and looked around i had a little
trouble getting the feel for the product and what imail
stored in databases and what it didn't.
Using Coldfusion 4.0 as my selected server-side langauge, i am able
to pretty much handle everything other then mail-lists and
virtual additons to the server.
So i thought i would share with you the flag system.. ie switches
and what their values are.
Account disabled =
1
Hide Information = 2
allow web access = 128
host administrator = 256
list administrator = 1024
imail system admin = 512
No for example if you wanted to::: Hide Information,
Allow web access and allow them host administrator access. your answer
would be:
2 + 128 + 256 = 386.
386 would then flag these 3 items checked.
Anyway, i'm now putting together some custom tags for coldfusion
that tighs in with this server, i shall post them on the allaire.com
custom tag gallery and designate them as freeware (thus, not having to
worry about legalities etc).
Cheers
Scott.
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