You're a little bit on the wrong track. You don't want to change header.html into a php file, you want to pass it a roundcube:object or roundcube:label. Then the template engine will take care of it. This is part of the separation of presentation logic from the rest of the code.

good luck!

-Charles

shacketweb@juno.com wrote:

I am trying to adjust the code to display the email account that the user logged in under (_user@_host from login). The best location I can find is to the left of the email button at the top of the page.

I have adjusted skins/default/includes/header.html to be a PHP file. I have changed the link to that file in skins/default/templates/mail.html to reference the PHP header file (not the html one).

The problems I am having are two-fold:

1. I can not figure out which variables hold these values. $_SESSION['what?']...$CONFIG['something?']...?

2. I can not get the newly created header.php page to respond to or display PHP code. It displays the plain text I put there, but <?php echo "test"; ?> doesn't display anything on the page.

Any thoughts of how I can accomplish this?

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When I 'Reply-all' I get the email back, since I was one of the original recievers, but it's confusing b/c then I get the email I just sent in my inbox. I seem to remember other clients having the option of turning that off.

P

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Ooops, looks like the charset conversion function does return false if no translation table is found... will fix that as soon as possible.

Regards, Thomas

Charles McNulty wrote:

In the latest CVS, for all e-mail messages with the header:

charset=US-ASCII;

The message is not displayed. If the charset is charset="iso-8859-1" or is not present it displays fine. Haven't checked other charsets yet.

-Charles