Quoting Gary <witsc...@gmail.com>:
It would be better if I was able to choose which fortunes got
appended to my sent emails dependent on the identity (or email
addresses) of the sender. I don't want offensive fortunes attached
to business emails, while for personal emails those fortunes are
acceptable (and the other way around too). I could do this easily if
I could use a variable in the trailer function that held either the
identity or email address of the sender. That variable could be used
to make the filename for the fortune text. The fortune program can
easily be made to produce content specific text files that would
match these names.
Unfortunately, while I can do some programing, I'm not familiar with
php at all. To test the value of what looked like a known variable I
tried using $address, but it doesn't seem to have a value:
public function trailer ($address)
{
return "\n address = " . $address;
}
The trailer() hook is currently passed one variable: whether the
message is in HTML format (true) or plaintext (false).
It probably does make sense to provide an additional parameter to
trailer() to indicate the current identity. Although briefly looking
at the code, the location where we call the trailer hook does not have
ready access to that information.
michael
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