On Jan 19, 12:45 am, Anthony wrote:
> the book and/or the admin interface). Also, rather than label it "Epydoc"
> (which is actually the name of the tool used to generate it), maybe call it
> something more descriptive, like "API Documentation" or "Source Code
> Documentation".
+1
Concerning my question:
I actually tried reply_to in mail.send() without success. now that
someone confirmed that is actually there and supposed to work, I gave
it a second try and it worked.
The reason not to work before is probably related to the web2py
version I was using in production on that
On Tuesday, January 18, 2011 4:55:29 PM UTC-5, cjrh wrote:
>
> On Jan 18, 7:37 pm, blackthorne wrote:
> > Maybe, this should be documented in the book.
>
> Done. I included it in the example, but I also added a description of
> the full signature of the mail.send() command. I am hesitant to
On Jan 18, 7:37 pm, blackthorne wrote:
> Maybe, this should be documented in the book.
Done. I included it in the example, but I also added a description of
the full signature of the mail.send() command. I am hesitant to do
too much of that, because the docs inside the source code should
contai
You can post them on googlecode but it easier to plea one of the book
editors to fix it. ;-)
On Jan 18, 1:16 pm, pbreit wrote:
> What's the best way to file doc bugs? reply-to should certainly be
> documented in the book. And mail should probably be covered elsewhere in the
> book. Access Control
What's the best way to file doc bugs? reply-to should certainly be
documented in the book. And mail should probably be covered elsewhere in the
book. Access Control was not where I expected it to be discussed.
Just got there,
if reply_to:
payload['Reply-To'] =
encode_header(reply_to.decode(encoding))
where reply_to is an arg for send(...reply_to=None...).
Maybe, this should be documented in the book.
Thanks
On Jan 18, 5:17 pm, Anthony wrote:
> Mail is documented in the book
> (
Mail is documented in the book (
http://web2py.com/book/default/chapter/08#Auth-and-Mail), but you're right,
it does not appear to mention the reply-to option. However, the send method
of the Mail class does include a reply-to parameter, as documented here:
http://www.web2py.com/examples/static/
Your link does not seem to hold any useful content related to my
question, looks more like a very incomplete suggestion on the way I
should be making questions. My question, is as simple as it can get,
should be pretty obvious to anyone able to answer it, does not seem to
be featured in the docs an
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