The value of inviteMember.notificationContent is treated under the rules
of java.util.Properties and of java.text.MessageFormat.
I believe \r (CR) and \n (LF) will work here.
Currently the message is always sent as MIME type "text/plain;
charset=utf-8", so it would require a bit of customization to use HTML.
You'd probably want to add a configuration (roller.properties) property
for the MIME type of the e-mail, and then in InviteMemberAction apply
MailUtil.sendMessage() with the configured type rather than
sendTextMessage() which forces the type. This might be a reasonable
request for a minor improvement, or taken back into the source base as a
contribution.
That said, text is generally safer to use here for transparency to be
more easily distinguished from phishing or spam both by automated and
human assessment.
--a.
Greg Hamer wrote:
In ApplicationResources.properties for inviteMember.notificationContent= is
any sort of formatting possible/supported?
E.g. line feeds, or maybe even HTML?
Thanks,
g
