[pmwiki-users] ZAP mail problem

[the Other michael]

My two cents -- having the ZAP docs externally is a barrier-to-entry
for editing.

There have been a few things that I've wanted to clarify, but didn't
because I can't see a way to add to the docs.

I just decided to push this a bit farther, and attempted to manually
modify the address with "?action=edit" and see what happens ... I got
prompted to create an account, got listed as being logged in... but
still can't edit.

Dan -- I suggest moving the docs to PmWiki.org, mirroring the docs on
PmWiki.og*, or open things up for editing. (*but then -- if "we" edit
docs at PmWiki, and Dan edits at ZapSite.... oy, vey!)

Maybe they _are_ open for editing, but if so, it's hidden.


(Yes, I know, if the Coyote's tricks weren't hidden, the Roadrunner
would never fall for them... but look what happened to the Coyote!)

-the Other michael
http://www.xradiograph.com/interference
http://www.xradiograph.com/wrottings


On 4/30/07, Hans <design5 at softflow.co.uk> wrote:
> Monday, April 30, 2007, 8:41:47 PM, Hans wrote:
>
> > But I never received an email. Are there other setup steps to take?
> > How does the script know which mailer to use? Where is this
> > configured? And why do I get the message, spelling out "test mode" and
> > the email address, which is supposed to stay secret? What do I need to
> > set up?
>
> Okay looking into the bowels I found reference to a $ZAPmailmode
> global. This I added to config.php and set  to true.
> So now the mail arrived! Good! Is $ZAPmailmode = true; documented?
> It certainly was not on the tutorial page.
>
> Still the message mentions the email address it sends to.
> Does ZAP has a global to set the message for a successful sending of
> email?
>
> I admit I like the simplicity of the form, and that it totally hides
> the email address (apart from revealing it when one is sent!).
> This feature uses a session variable. I hope this is not causing
> problems elsewhere. I cannot comment on this nor test this.
>
>
>   ~Hans