[phorm] [Phorm:] Allowing Reply-To headers in alternate templates
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- Date: 9 May 2003 17:47:07 -0000
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MESSAGE: (#2676) Allowing Reply-To headers in alternate templates
<http://www.phorm.com/support/?rev=2676>
AUTHOR: Doug Stein
DATE: May 9, 2003 at 1:47 p.m. EST
Just an idea for others. I needed to create a 2nd email template for a phorm
that supported the Reply-To header, but phorm 3.0.4 doesn't currently allow
that. The only headers currently allowed in PHORM_TMPL[x] files (where x>0)
are:
To:
From:
Subject:
X-<anything>:
To be able to use Reply To (with variable substitution) it was necessary to
add these lines:
elseif (eregi("^From: ", $ph_tline))
$ph_Headers.= $ph_tline."\r\n";
// Modification starts
elseif (eregi("^Reply-To: ", $ph_tline))
$ph_Headers.= $ph_tline."\r\n";
// End modification
else
$ph_Alerts['102'] = "### - Invalid email header '$ph_tline' in $lPHORM_TMPL.";
There's only one place in the file with the text "$ph_Alerts['102'], so you
can search for that to find the appropriate place in your file. In mine, the
new lines inserted immediately after line 1975.
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