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Inserting email object in a class : kyriad[dot]landi[at]gofornet[dot]com

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laurent le cadet	Wednesday 10 September 2003 7:20:04 am I think it's nothing but when I use the email object in a classe the result is like this : kyriad[dot]landi[at]gofornet[dot]com without anylink. Someone ever faced this problem ? Laurent
Hans Melis	Wednesday 10 September 2003 8:41:18 am Laurent, It's not a problem, it's a feature :) By default, ezp converts the @ and the . in email addresses to [at] and [dot] to prevent spambots from picking up email addresses. I think you have 2 choices: - Create a template.ini.append (.php) in either a site access or in the /settings/override if you want it to be site-wide. Put the following setting in it: [WashSettings] EmailDotText= EmailAtText= But I'm not sure if that will keep the @ and the . in the addresses or if it will result in a whitespace. - What will work is overriding the default template for the email datatype. Override /design/standard/templates/content/datatype/view/ezemail.tpl (and make a copy of the default template when using the admin interface) and make your own design for the email datatype. You could remove the "\|wash(email)" in the standard template, and add the necessary tags to make it a link, but that will get you into trouble with future updates. HTH -- Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
Gunnstein Lye	Wednesday 10 September 2003 9:25:04 am The simplest and best solution is Hans's first one, with a minor modification: Create a template.ini.append (.php) in either a site access or in the /settings/override if you want it to be site-wide. Put the following setting in it: [WashSettings] EmailDotText=. EmailAtText=@
Hans Melis	Wednesday 10 September 2003 9:33:05 am Ah yes, that's also more logical than what I've managed to make of it :) Thanks! -- Hans Hans http://blog.hansmelis.be
laurent le cadet	Wednesday 10 September 2003 9:35:22 am Thanks guys, It work fine and convert "." and "@" but it don't create a mailto link. I thought the feature email was for this like url which is ok. Any suggestions ?
Bjørn Kaarstein	Thursday 11 September 2003 12:24:50 am I think that would be a template issue, Laurent. Just edit the template and put the mailto: there. Regards Bjørn
Gunnstein Lye	Thursday 11 September 2003 3:57:34 am Yes, in order to get the email as a link you must create an override for templates/content/datatype/view/ezemail.tpl. The default implementation will only show it as text. This is because the default also 'washes' the mail so it is not machine-readable.