All,
I don't know if this is of any use to anyone on the list, but I spent a
little bit of time today figuring out how to break the
<!--IMAIL.Include.SSL.cgi--> out for further customization. This is, of
course, the tag that appears on the bottom of most of the default web
templates. Here's the underlying code for the <!--IMAIL.Include.SSL.cgi-->
tag:
<!--IMAIL.BeginSSL.EQ True-->
<img src="/ssl-lock.gif" border="0" alt="">
<font face="Arial" size="1">
Secure Mode<br>
<a
href="http://<!--IMAIL.CurrentDomain-->:<!--IMAIL.ServerPort-->//changeurl.<
!--IMAIL.Number-->.cgi?mbx=<!--IMAIL.CurrentMbox-->&userkey=<!--IMAIL.UserKe
y-->">Goto Regular Mode</a>
</font>
<!--IMAIL.ElseBeginSSL-->
<img src="/ssl-key.gif" border="0" alt="">
<font face="Arial" size="1">
Regular Mode<br>
<a
href="https://<!--IMAIL.CurrentDomain-->:<!--IMAIL.SSLServerPort-->//changeu
rl.<!--IMAIL.Number-->.cgi?mbx=<!--IMAIL.CurrentMbox-->&userkey=<!--IMAIL.Us
erKey-->">Goto Secure Mode</a>
</font>
<!--IMAIL.EndBeginSSL-->
* <!--IMAIL.BeingSSL--> returns 'True' if a secure web session exists.
* <!--IMAIL.CurrentDomain--> shows the user's current domain (i.e.
mail.domain.com)
* <!--IMAIL.ServerPort--> shows the regular HTTP port (i.e. 80)
* <!--IMAIL.Number--> shows a unique number which relates to the time of the
last transaction with the server.
* <!--IMAIL.CurrentMbox--> shows the current user mailbox (i.e. Main)
* <!--IMAIL.UserKey--> shows the unique user ID number
* <!--IMAIL.SSLServerPort--> shows the SSL port (i.e. 443)
IpSwitch, you might consider adding this to the knowledge base for future
reference for others.
Randy
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