Hans,
One issue: All the notifications using FoxNotify that are triggered from
FoxForum are bearing a URL to "/Forum/NameFromFilter"
Also, the [[#default]] section follows the [[#heading]] on the same
line; I am unable to add any spaces or linebreaks.
For example:
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Wednesday, March 12, 2008, 11:56:36 PM, Sameer Kumar wrote:
>
It would be great to have an email triggered by a watchlist to look different from an email from a Forum post and so on
Well you could set up a List for each, duplicating the recipients, but changing the format parameter f
> Can the format be specified within the foxform itself?
No.
> What if I want to impose the same format to all recipients?
Make sure that all recipents on the list have the same format=...
Or change the #default section according to what you want.
> More specifically, what if I
Wednesday, March 12, 2008, 11:37:37 PM, Sameer Kumar wrote:
> Can the format be specified within the foxform itself?
No.
> What if I want to impose the same format to all recipients?
Make sure that all recipents on the list have the same format=...
Or change the #default section according to w
Try this:
change the entry in FoxNotifyLists.ListA to
notify=emailaddres format=#comment
Since you use a field 'comment' the value will be used by the email
notification and inserted into the email body.
This is determined by FoxNotifyLists.FoxNotifyTemplates
At present the email body f
Wednesday, March 12, 2008, 11:06:33 PM, Graham Archer wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand what the
> (:foxtemplate "{$$comment}":)
> is doing.
Fox uses a template to add or replace etc. content on a target place.
For instance if fox adds content (it is the default), then all
content of the temp
Hi Hans
Well my 1st form was just an example to try to test my understanding
and the functionality before moving on to bigger/better things.
Ideally I would want to have a number of inputs and for these to be
part of the body of an e-mail.
So the user would then click submit and the informatio
Wednesday, March 12, 2008, 8:55:31 PM, Graham Archer wrote:
> (:foxmessage test:)
> (:fox test:)
> (:input hidden foxfilter FoxNotify:)
> (:input hidden foxnotify ListA:)
> (:input text comment size=60 :)
> (:input submit post Enter:)
> (:foxend test:)
Oh, no error message! Well it better produce
Hi,
Could I trouble the forum again
I am using the example form below for Foxnotify
In UK/Test I have written
(:foxmessage test:)
(:fox test:)
(:input hidden foxfilter FoxNotify:)
(:input hidden foxnotify ListA:)
(:input text comment size=60 :)
(:input submit post Enter:)
(:foxend test:)
