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  Rodney Joyce
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Module Emails - Header and Footer  (Australia)
Modified By Rodney Joyce  on 1/31/2008 2:09:07 AM)

Many people like to sell advertising space on email signatures or have a standard email footer. With all new versions of our modules there are now 2 language strings in the SharedResources.ascx of each module (EmailHeader.Text and EmailFooter.Text).

 

These are standard language strings (i.e. they can be edited with the Language Editor as per normal) and they are attached to every out-going email (if not blank). This can be useful for attaching advertising information (depending on your portal requirements) or other generic messages instead of having to edit each email template. For example, on PokerDIY, we sell the email footer as advertising space, so our

 

To edit these language strings, load up the Language Editor and click on the Shared Resources file under the module name, and find these 2 strings:

EmailHeader.Text (default = “<base href='http://[Portal:URL]'>”)

EmailFooter.Text (default = “”)

 

For example, we changed our EmailFooter.Text on PokerDIY to

 

“<br /><br /><a href="http://www.pokerdiy.com/Help/PokerAdvertising/tabid/388/Default.aspx">Advertise Here</a><br />”.

 

So that this is appended to all the emails. Note that you can use the usual tokens (as per each module) in these strings – they will be replaced at runtime. If you do not think you will use this functionality then you can leave it as-is and ignore it.


Thanks
Rodney
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