Earl Hood said:
Something else:
o add the current message number to the variables substituted
in the message configurations item. I have to use the HTTP
http_referer header in a CGI script to get it. This has two
disadvantages
- the URL is not unique for each mail
- Reloads don't supply this header
(See the [Original mail] buttons used in my mail archives)
I believe you can do this with $MSGNUM$. It is not documented,
but it should work. However, there may be leading zeros in the
message number.
--ewh
It's now documented in the mail archive :-)
It almost worked :-(. After a look at the code I found that
mhonarc $XYZ$ variables are not substituted in <TINDEXBL>. The following
patch fixed this for me:
---snip----
--- bin/mhonarc.sav Thu Dec 14 17:54:19 1995
+++ bin/mhonarc Thu Jan 4 01:12:19 1996
@@ -1451,7 +1463,9 @@
print FILE qq|<A HREF="msg|, $i_p1, qq|.html">$NEXTBL</A>|
if $i < $maxnum;
print FILE qq|<A HREF="$IDXNAME#$i_p0">$IDXBL</A>|;
- print FILE qq|<A HREF="$TIDXNAME#$i_p0">$TIDXBL</A>| if $THREAD;
+ $template = $TIDXBL;
+ $template =~ s/\$([^\$]*)\$/&replace_li_var($1)/ge;
+ print FILE qq|<A HREF="$TIDXNAME#$i_p0">$template</A>| if $THREAD;
print FILE qq|\n|;
print FILE "<!--X-TopPNI-End-->\n";
---snap----
Thanks for the hint,
Achim
P.S. I know that mhonarc recognized In-Reply-To and Reference header
but my mhl filter does not. Your reply listed my orignal mail in
the In-Reply-To header but I had to insert it by cut&paste
into this message. I send mail to mh-users, maybe someone there
knows the solution.
