Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-13 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Ian,

On Sun, 13 Sep 2009 06:48:18 +1000 GMT (13/Sep/09, 3:48 AM +0700 GMT),
Ian A. White wrote:

TF I'm thinking about an algorithm that makes the editor stick to the
TF template but the rest of the template be ignored... difficult, to say
TF the least. You get the point.

IAW I have been going through this again.

IAW If the message is a plain text message saved as a draft, then apart 
IAW from any user attachments, the message as saved in the outbox as a 
IAW draft will contain no attachments.

IAW If the message is a HTML only or  HTML/Plain Text, then there is an 
IAW attachment added by The Bat! called Message.html, so this is all that 
IAW needs to be checked for. If there is no Message.html, it should be 
IAW opened as a plain text message. If not, then it would have to be a 
IAW HTML message and should be edited as such.

There can stil be an attachment called message.html which is not the
HTML version of the message. Anyway, a tag or flag seems to be the
solution.

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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-11 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Ian,

On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 16:27:38 +1000 GMT (11/Sep/09, 13:27 PM +0700 GMT),
Ian A. White wrote:

TF I'm thinking about an algorithm that makes the editor stick to the
TF template but the rest of the template be ignored... difficult, to say
TF the least. You get the point.

IAW But it would not be that difficult to have The Bat! store a flag value
IAW that indicates what editor was used to create the message while it is 
IAW in the Outbox.

I don't know how many values the flags can have currently.

IAW After all, until the message gets sent it is all part of The
IAW Bat!. That flag does not need to be sent and could be the first
IAW thing that is stripped from the message. To handle older created
IAW messages that would not have this flag, just do what happens now.

It would require to add a variable with a value to each message, via
the index file.

IAW The program could even just look at the address book template and
IAW use what is there.

No. The program forgets the template the moment you type anything into
the body. In fact, I take advantage of that characteristic.

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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-11 Thread Alto Speckhardt
Guten Morgen,


IAW Years ago I used to have a folder template, however [...]

I see, thank you for the discription.

You are doing the opposite from what I'm looking for: You are writing 
emails using different editors, I want to see emails using different 
viewers.

Unfortunatly, I don't think your method can be used to achieve my 
target. Thanks anyway!


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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-11 Thread Dwight Corrin
On Thursday, September 10, 2009, 11:58:36 AM, Thomas Fernandez wrote:
 
 But the logic of your problem is this: When you create the message,
 the folder/AB template applies with regards to the editor. If you
 reopen it from the editor, TB! forgets about that template and uses
 the default editor.
 
first of all, i can't confirm. I use microed, and tested with an html 
message. it remained html message.

2d,  if  your  explanation is correct, that makes no sense to me. the 
message should be in whatever format it was created in, as long as it 
exists  in  the  outbox or in sent messages. (no comment on the draft 
folder) 
  
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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-11 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Dwight,

On Fri, 11 Sep 2009 20:30:41 -0500 GMT (12/Sep/09, 8:30 AM +0700 GMT),
Dwight Corrin wrote:

 But the logic of your problem is this: When you create the message,
 the folder/AB template applies with regards to the editor. If you
 reopen it from the editor, TB! forgets about that template and uses
 the default editor.

DC first of all, i can't confirm. I use microed, and tested with an html 
DC message. it remained html message.

Interesting. Ian originally reported that this does not work when it
is the other way around. Before we try all variations and make
guesses, maybe the developers can share light on how this is supposed
to work.

DC 2d,  if  your  explanation is correct, that makes no sense to me. the 
DC message should be in whatever format it was created in, as long as it 
DC exists  in  the  outbox or in sent messages. (no comment on the draft 
DC folder)

I agree that it should. The issue here is whether it does, and if not,
is that a bug or a bad design? - For Ian it didn't work.

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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-11 Thread Dwight Corrin
On Friday, September 11, 2009, 9:15:26 PM, Ian A. White wrote:
 
 Are you saying that your default message format is Plain Text; you 
 created a message in HTML format; saved it to your Outbox as a draft; 
 then double-clicked on it in the Outbox and the message format 
 remained as HTML when it was re-edited?
 
yes. 
  
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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-10 Thread Alto Speckhardt
Guten Morgen,


IAW I have HTML set as my default format for sending messages, however I 
IAW have it set as Plain Text for these lists.

How did you do that? It's what I was looking for quite some time - 
have some folders displayed as html, the rest as text-only. Where did 
you find that configuration per-folder?


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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-10 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Ian,

On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 13:57:21 +1000 GMT (10/Sep/09, 10:57 AM +0700 GMT),
Ian A. White wrote:

IAW I prepared a message to the list and tried to use delayed sending. It 
IAW did not work (surprise, surprise), so I went to the outbox and 
IAW double-clicked the message to edit it. Well, it was no longer Plain 
IAW Text, but HTML only.
[...]
IAW Anyone know how to stop this? I don't like raw fish :)

They use steamed fish these days. Much softer, except for the bones.

But the logic of your problem is this: When you create the message,
the folder/AB template applies with regards to the editor. If you
reopen it from the editor, TB! forgets about that template and uses
the default editor.

Reason being that a template will not be applied when a message body
has beeen altered. And this means that TB! works as designed (WAD),
but that is not desirable in your case!

I'm thinking about an algorithm that makes the editor stick to the
template but the rest of the template be ignored... difficult, to say
the least. You get the point.

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Re: Plain text message ends up HTML if edited once in Outbox

2009-09-10 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello list,

On Thu, 10 Sep 2009 23:58:36 +0700 GMT (10/Sep/09, 23:58 PM +0700 GMT),
Thomas Fernandez wrote:

TF But the logic of your problem is this: When you create the message,
TF the folder/AB template applies with regards to the editor. If you
TF reopen it from the editor, TB! forgets about that template and uses
TF the default editor.

Of course, I meant: If you reopen from the Outbox...

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