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steve
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| Posted: 19 September 2008 at 2:16pm | IP Logged
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I知 integrating your Webmail Pro into our existing system and have a question regarding the print.php script. I知 using that script to show to our users an email from the database (outside of WebMail痴 interface). I notice that this script doesn稚 show a list of the attachments. I知 wondering how that could be included as our users would like to see a list of attachments. The second item would be to be able to provide a link on that attachment to view the attachment (as you would if you were viewing the email in WebMail).
I知 also wondering why you save the attachment to the file system prior to viewing and then download the attachment from the file system. Could you not just grab the attachment content from the awm_message_body table and send it to the browser window forcing a attachment download thus not having to create an attachment in the file system? Just my 2 cents worth.
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Andrew
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| Posted: 22 September 2008 at 3:29am | IP Logged
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| I知 integrating your Webmail Pro into our existing system and have a question regarding the print.php script. I知 using that script to show to our users an email from the database (outside of WebMail痴 interface). I notice that this script doesn稚 show a list of the attachments. I知 wondering how that could be included as our users would like to see a list of attachments. The second item would be to be able to provide a link on that attachment to view the attachment (as you would if you were viewing the email in WebMail). |
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This feature will become available in upcoming WebMail Pro 4.3. It will be released in a month or so.
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| I知 also wondering why you save the attachment to the file system prior to viewing and then download the attachment from the file system. Could you not just grab the attachment content from the awm_message_body table and send it to the browser window forcing a attachment download thus not having to create an attachment in the file system? Just my 2 cents worth. |
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Thank you for the note. Of course, this makes sense and we'll consider it in subsequent releases of the product.
Best regards,
Andrew
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