Management of stock responses

[Timbones]

Pretty sure HTML is escaped and not parsed. I tried that a long time ago. Had something changed?

That's what I would have expected, but I thought I would give it a go today. It worked!

A bit of bold or italics can help to make your "following comment" stand out in the email they get. I haven't tried <a href> yet though...

[gerben]

I haven't tried <a href> yet though...

OK, I tried:

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<i>test message
<br/>
<br/>
Mail me at <a href="mailto:w@ze@ziggo.nl">w@ze@ziggo.nl</a><br/><br/>
Don't forget to check <a href="http://www.waze.com">the Waze website</a>.<br/>
<br/>
Greetings!<br/>
Gerben</i>

(real responses will have a valid mail address ofcourse)

I got:

waze mail.jpg (29.12 KiB) Viewed 523 times

Both links are working in my ISP's webmail. The mail address opens a new outgoing message and the website link goes to my browser, so it seems that at least basic html is working.

[AlanOfTheBerg]

Wow, I am floored. When did they add this? Well, anyway, I'm off to HTML the crap out of my update request responses now. Thanks for finding this!

EDIT: This sure makes it a mess for another editor to try and read in the Cartouche GUI though.

[gettingthere]

Of course the recipient's email system must support HTML and they must have their client, webmail client, etc. set to display it.

Most email systems do support HTML - this is a good idea.

[Timbones]

Wow, I am floored. When did they add this? Well, anyway, I'm off to HTML the crap out of my update request responses now. Thanks for finding this!

O-oh! What monster have I unleashed?

[dknight212]

EDIT: This sure makes it a mess for another editor to try and read in the Cartouche GUI though.

Maybe just limit to <br> then?

[dmcconachie]

EDIT: This sure makes it a mess for another editor to try and read in the Cartouche GUI though.

Maybe just limit to <br> then?

<b> probably wouldn't hurt just to highlight the core of the email!

[dknight212]

EDIT: This sure makes it a mess for another editor to try and read in the Cartouche GUI though.

Maybe just limit to <br> then?

<b> probably wouldn't hurt just to highlight the core of the email!

I suppose an <hr> would help too ...

[AlanOfTheBerg]

I've decided that while I love love love to format things with embedded links, it makes a huge mess the way I like it (I've got divs and spans and linebreaks and styles...).

So, I am probably just going to go with the easiest way to make the linebreaks work without having to use multiple tags. And that is by using <pre></pre> tags, which tells the renderer to follow the line break formatting of text in between the tags.

[dknight212]

Ah very clever!

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