Ron,
We sort of have this working but a question ...
Do you log in as
MyName@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
or
MyName@virtual
When we tried the latter email recieved by the recipient shows the sender as
MyName@virtual (confusing) whereas when we tried the former it is recieved
from MyName (not confusing)
When we looked at the KWM site the login appears to be using MyName@virtual
is there something we need to do on the server to be able to logon in this
way but still send email as normal
Rob
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 1:45 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [IMail Forum] Multi-lingual front end
> I wonder if you could be a bit more explicit about how this is done as we
> have talked to Ipswitch support and they say it is not possible
> to do this, yet you are so clear that you have done it, and I am at
> a loss of where to start.
It's *very* possible, with the right conditions: 1) you must be using an
external database, and 2) you must be working with the primary host (domain)
as the default user database. (It may work under less stringent conditions,
but we haven't tested all possibilities.)
We've got it working at http://killerwebmail.com... you'll see a checkbox on
the login page, giving you the option of using our Classic templates instead
of the Killer templates. There is no limit to the number of alternative
template sets you could have as options; eventually, we'll offer Spanish,
French, German, etc. template sets, and have all as options off the login
page.
The basic idea is this: create a "dummy" virtual domain (ours is called
"Classic" as the official host name... that's right, no dot-com), put a Web
directory containing the customized templates in its directory, then
configure it to use the SAME external database and table as the primary
host. The only change to our Classic templates necessary was changing
instances of the <!--IMAIL.CurrentDomain--> tag to
<!--IMAIL.PrimaryDomain-->, to avoid confusing users with
"theirname@classic" displays. Then, a bit of Javascript trickery upon login
auto-appends the "@classic" to their username if they have that option
checked, and bingo-bongo, they're logged in to the alternative template set.
Hope this helps,
Ron
ron allen hornbaker humankind systems, inc. mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
HKSI WebMail Templates for IMail v6x ~ Now 752 Installations Worldwide
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