T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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863.1 | Discussion from InfoBroker Conference | 26064::LEE | | Fri Aug 09 1996 17:17 | 330 |
863.2 | Thoughts on DN and URL Input | 26064::16.125.64.146::lee | Wook, like Book with a 'W' | Fri Aug 09 1996 19:05 | 21 |
863.3 | | FORTY2::ABRAHAMS | | Wed Aug 14 1996 11:37 | 20 |
863.4 | Need ways to both display and not display DNs | 26064::16.125.64.146::lee | Wook, like Book with a 'W' | Thu Aug 15 1996 16:23 | 10 |
863.5 | tokens for attribute values ? When ? | UTRTSC::SCHOLLAERT | Think before you shrink | Fri Mar 28 1997 09:49 | 23 |
| re.
> The URL and MAIL linktypes can be eliminated with the prefix/suffix
> mechanism melted together, provided that we define a symbol /symbols
> that you can use in the output string (HTML) to represent the attribute
> value.
> An example :
> Attribute:rfc822Mailbox:F:F:T:Mail Address:<a href="mailto:"�">�</a>
> Attribute:url:F:F:T:Home Page:<A HREF="�">�</a>
Customer would like to make the mhs-or-addresses attribute
(X.400 Address) act like the rfc822Mailbox attribute
so users can "mailto:" straight way.
Is there any indication when this feature,
as described in 200.1 of the old INFOBROKER conference
is implemented ?
Thanks,
Jan
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