EXCS
resource allows you to specify what fields should be excluded in the
HTML output.
EXCS
element specifies a mail header field to exclude in the
converted HTML output. Each line is treated as a Perl regular expression (NOTE:
the regular expression is already anchored to the begining of the line).
The default value for EXCS
is the following:
<EXCS> content- errors-to forward lines message-id mime- nntp- originator path precedence received replied return-path status via x- </EXCS>Any fields you specify for the
EXCS
resource will augment the default list, unless
the "Override
" attribute is specified. If "Override
" is specified, the default list
is discarded along with any other lists specified from previous EXCS
elements; and
only header fields specified in the EXCS
element are excluded.
FIELDORDER
resource allows you to control the order the message header
fields appear in the HTML output.
FIELDORDER
element is the exact case-insensitive name of a
message header field. The order the fields are listed is the order they will appear in
the filtered message. The special field value "-extra-
" represents all fields not
explicitly specified in the FIELDORDER
element and not excluded by the EXCS
element. Extra fields are listed in sorted order.
The following represents the default value of the FIELDORDER
resource:
<FIELDORDER> to subject from date -extra- </FIELDORDER>
FIELDSTYLES
and LABELSTYLES
resources allow to control how each
message header field is formatted.
FIELDSTYLES
element defines HTML elements to wrap around
the field text in mail headers (e.g. "To:
field text", "From:
field text"). The format
of each line is "field_name:
html_element". This specifies to wrap
html_element around the text associated with field_name. If html_element
is empty, then the field text is not wrapped in any element.
MHonArc defines a special field_name called "-default-
". This is default
HTML element to wrap field text in if no explicit specific element is defined for the
label.
field_name must be the exact name of a header field name, but character case is ignored.
The default value of FIELDSTYLES
is the following:
<FIELDSTYLES> -default- </FIELDSTYLES>
LABELSTYLES
element defines HTML elements to wrap around
labels in mail headers (e.g. "To:
", "From:
"). The format of each line is
"field_name:
html_element". This specifies to wrap html_element around
field_name. If html_element is empty, then the label is not wrapped in any
element.
MHonArc defines a special field_name called "-default-
". This is default
HTML element to wrap a label in if no explicit specific element is defined for the
label.
field_name must be the exact name of a header field name, but character case is ignored.
The default value of LABELSTYLES
is the following:
<LABELSTYLES> -default-:em </LABELSTYLES>
INDEXBL
element represents the label text to use for
the "Index" button link at the top of filtered messages. Any HTML markup is
allowed as long as it is legal within the anchor element.
The default value of INDEXBL
is "[Index]
".
INDEXFL
element represents the text to use before the
verbose name "Index" link in the footer of filtered messages. Normal text should be
used for this element since the text will appear in an HTML LI
element inside a
UL
. Unlike INDEXBL
, the text is not wrapped in an anchor.
The default value of INDEXFL
is "Index
".
TINDEXBL
element represents the label text to use for
the "Thread Index" button link at the top of filtered messages. Any HTML markup
is allowed as long as it is legal within the anchor element.
The default value of TINDEXBL
is "[Thread]
".
TINDEXFL
element represents the text to use before the
verbose name "Thread Index" link in the footer of filtered messages. Normal text
should be used for this element since the text will appear in an HTML LI
element
inside a UL
. Unlike TINDEXBL
, the text is not wrapped in an anchor.
The default value of TINDEXFL
is "Thread
".
NEXTBL
element represents the label text to use for the
"Next" button link at the top of filtered messages. Any HTML markup is allowed
as long as it is legal within the anchor element.
The default value of NEXTBL
is "[Next]
".
NEXTFL
element represents the text to use before the
verbose subject "Next" link in the footer of filtered messages. Normal text should
be used for this element since the text will appear in an HTML LI
element inside
a UL
. Unlike NEXTBL
, the text is not wrapped in an anchor.
The default value of NEXTFL
is "Next
".
PREVBL
element represents the label text to use for the
"Prev" button link at the top of filtered messages. Any HTML markup is allowed
as long as it is legal within the anchor element.
The default value of PREVBL
is "[Prev]
".
PREVFL
element represents the text to use before the
verbose subject "Prev" link in the footer of filtered messages. Normal text should
be used for this element since the text will appear in an HTML LI
element inside
a UL
. Unlike PREVBL
, the text is not wrapped in an anchor.
The default value of PREVFL
is "Prev
".
MAILTOURL
resource:
$FROM$
$MSGID$
$SUBJECT$
$TO$
mailto:$TO$"
MSGHEAD
resource represents HTML text that should be inserted at the very
beginning of each converted message. This resource is useful for inserting a link
back to your server's home page or to a search form.
You may use the following variables which are expanded at runtime:
$CURDATE$
$DOCURL$
$GMTDATE$
$IDXFNAME$
$IDXTITLE$
$LOCALDATE$
$NEXTMSG$
$NUMOFMSG$
$PREVMSG$
$PROG$
$VERSION$
MSGFOOT
resource represents HTML text that should be appended to the end
of each converted message. This resource is useful for inserting a link back to your
server's home page or to a search form.
The variables available for MSGHEAD
may be used in MSGFOOT
.