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If I use the Mail Skin the XHTML I add to the email will come through, but if I send using the E-Commerce Skin the XHTML I add does not come through. I do them both exactly the same way. I don't know why it's not writing using the E-Commerce Skin except that maybe my mod'd header may be interfering with the script.
OK, a little more info. I modified the skin.php file to get the look we wanted for the header area. I figured I had an open tag or something that was keeping the script from writing the XHTML before sending out the email, so I downloaded the default skin and uploaded it, but the program still doesn't write to the email before sending. Doesn't work with the E-Commerce skin or the KHXC skin.
What gives?
Last edited by grcauto (03-24-2007 15:18:45)
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Well Nick, I think I've just about ran out of patience.
You let a few squeaky wheels talk you into releasing the software before you were ready and now after two months you still haven't addressed my concern.
I would rather be still waiting for the initial release than to be hanging in the air like this.
I'm about to test your refund policy.
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The issue you're having is that when running mail, the skin is parsed for:
<khxc_mail:content />
Whereas a regular display is parsed for:
<khxc:content />
If you want to use the ecom skin as a mail skin, I recommend you clone it and then change the content() function in skinfunc.php to:
// +------------------------------------------------------------------+
// | Function: content |
// +------------------------------------------------------------------+
function content () {
// +--
// | This function prints the content placeholder.
// +--
print '<khxc_mail:content />';
// +--
// | Return true.
// +--
return 1;
} // End of function.Please be aware that you will have problems with dynamically linked scripts and css in the skin, so you may need to embed all of that. I highly recommend using the default mail skin and changing it minimally.
Concerning your comments about the software not being ready for launch in January, I have to disagree. 95% of the update I've been working on are post-release requests by users - including yourself - who requested changes to the system. There are very few issues with the software - and those too will be fixed with the update.
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webmaster wrote:
Concerning your comments about the software not being ready for launch in January, I have to disagree. 95% of the update I've been working on are post-release requests by users - including yourself - who requested changes to the system. There are very few issues with the software - and those too will be fixed with the update.
I appreciate your answering my request. I thought you were so busy working on the update that you were letting the forum go without your assistance.
I'm glad you're still around.
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