| Re: Pimping the notification emails |
| by zyspec on 2013/1/20 4:08:05 Sorry flipse. I misunderstood your question. I thought you were asking if this could be done in the current version of XOOPS (2.5.5). I didn't understand this was a feature request for 2.6 and beyond. You may want to submit this as a feature request in SVN so it can be tracked by the core developers |
| Re: Pimping the notification emails |
| by xoobaru on 2013/1/20 0:07:48 I can think of two ways to at least open the door. Provide a few simple templates that allow image/signature assignment urls and maybe text formatting. You get a little variation with the ability to add a logo or signature. You could almost do this with what is it called, TinyMCE?. Or for elaborate html designs, design the html page in Dreamweaver or the like, and copy/paste the html into a form the same manner it is done in a content block. One script I work with allows you to edit and customiae the generic .tpl email templates with a web editor. |
| Re: Pimping the notification emails |
| by Anonymous on 2013/1/19 23:31:53 It's not to developers to decide what coding xoops webmasters must use in site generated mails. I personally would choose for plain text with a tiny logo, but others may choose to email full blown webpages... It would be nice if xoops could offer the options to shape the emails so they fit the site identity |
| Re: Pimping the notification emails |
| by xoobaru on 2013/1/19 23:11:02 It would be nice for future XOOPS to make available enhanced html mail notifications (and signup, admin alert, pm forwards etc. messages too), however if a users client is set to receive in "text only" format (to filter out potentially infectious html), then the server needs to respect that and fall back to simple text mode. Even so most mail clients can create text messages from html. |
| Re: Pimping the notification emails |
| by Anonymous on 2013/1/19 22:47:33 Quote: and then you will need to modify the template(s) to include the header, logo, etc. that you want and any html "improvements" you want to make to the template ( |