The current method is to use user.js for mailnews.reply_header_type 3 for the following variables:
user_pref("mailnews.reply_header_ondate", " Sent: %s \n");
user_pref("mailnews.reply_header_authorwrote", " From: %s \n");
However, the desired Reply Header is looking for three variables not published:
"Subject:", "To:" & "CC:"
Sent: 09/09/2003 09:30
From: John Doe
Subject: _not available_ <- Don't have the correct Mozilla field
To: _not available_ <- Don't have this Mozilla field
cc: _not available> <- Don't have this Mozilla field
I presume that these variables are available as they show up by default in the "Forward Mail" mail headers. I've (unsuccesfully) tried user.js' mailnews.reply_header_type 4.
Will the variables for Subject, To & cc be published?
The current method is to use user.js for mailnews. reply_header_ type 3 for the following variables: "mailnews. reply_header_ ondate" , " Sent: %s \n"); "mailnews. reply_header_ authorwrote" , " From: %s \n");
user_pref(
user_pref(
However, the desired Reply Header is looking for three variables not published:
"Subject:", "To:" & "CC:"
Sent: 09/09/2003 09:30
From: John Doe
Subject: _not available_ <- Don't have the correct Mozilla field
To: _not available_ <- Don't have this Mozilla field
cc: _not available> <- Don't have this Mozilla field
I presume that these variables are available as they show up by default in the "Forward Mail" mail headers. I've (unsuccesfully) tried user.js' mailnews. reply_header_ type 4.
Will the variables for Subject, To & cc be published?