#2718 - Custom comcode not parsed in text-only emails
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By PDStig
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| Identifier | #2718 |
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| Issue type | Minor issue (breaks specific functionality) |
| Title | Custom comcode not parsed in text-only emails |
| Status | Closed (no changes needed) |
| Handling member | Chris Graham |
| Addon | custom_comcode |
| Description | Custom comcode tags are not being parsed in text-only versions of emails. Take this for example:
This e-mail from The Lovinity Community+ was generated automatically and sent to you due to your notification settings. *You should not reply directly.* Lovinity has started a Private Topic with you ('Action required - Inactive Account'). View this topic from the link below: https://lovinity.org/forum/topicview/browse/action-required-2 [quote="2"] [moderator_inactive_account username="Julie"]July 22, 2016[/moderator_inactive_account] [/quote] moderator_inactive_account is the custom comcode tag. It's supposed to render the following text (in HTML version, there's a little formatting): Hello Julie. According to our records, you have not logged in to your account in over 90 days. This is a violation of our Terms of Service, section 4.6, which states you must log in to your account at least once every 90 days in order to maintain active status, or risk account deletion. This rule is in place in order to keep inactive / dead accounts off of our website. Please log in to your account at least once by the end of the day July 22, 2016, or your account may be deleted along with all its contents. If you have trouble logging in, please email [email protected] ASAP for assistance. If your account does end up getting deleted, you may re-create your account at any time when you feel you can commit to being active at least once every 90 days. However, all content, rewards, and points will have been lost. Thank you for understanding. Sincerely, Lovinity Community+ Staff |
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| Funded? | No |
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Comments
Comcode is primarily a markup language, so it's outside the design considerations for Custom Comcode tags to be used to insert content, at least outside Comcode pages.
I'll add a new issue suggesting to make a text-version Custom Comcode tag body field.