If you do change this, make sure to include the space after "--", i.e. "-- \n". That's the official "start of signature" marker since USENET days in order to make it easy for clients to tell where a signature is (to automatically strip it off when replying, etc).
-j
On Mon, 2005-12-12 at 00:10 +0100, Thomas Bruederli wrote:
@Trae: This works for me... what browser are you using? When an identity is switched, RC uses lastIndexOf() to remove the old signature from the message box. Also, could you send me the content of your siganture that I can try that out...
@Jeremy:
- I checked out Mozilla Thunderbird's behavior and you're right. We should include the "--" by script.
- It's hard to solve because tabs are handeled by the browser.
Regards, Thomas
Trae Dorn wrote:
Minor bug with the signatures: Right now if your default identity has a signature, and you switch to one that doesn't the signature remains. Then, if you switch BACK to the default, the signature appears TWICE (the second signature disappears when you switch back to the other identity - but the original one remains).
On Sun, 04 Dec 2005 11:54:14 -0600, Jeremy Jongsma jeremy@jongsma.org wrote:
Looks good. Two comments on signatures:
- Should RC automatically add "-- \n" before appending the signature,
to stick with previous standards? 2) When composing an email and tabbing over to the message body, is it possible to place the cursor before the signature rather than at the end of the text?
-j