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Change default email notification

Added by pasquale [:dedalus] almost 14 years ago

There is any change to change the default body of mail notifications? I supposte the answer is yes, but at this moment I can't make it (I don't know ruby...: I see _edit_issue* and _add_issue* file but my changes fails all time). I want to add on header the classic message (like in bugzilla):

"Do not reply to this email. You can add comments to this bug at <HERE BUG LINK>"

and also no add first message on every edit message because from some time redmine can thread reply and then I can see what is the mail where the bug is added on top thread place!


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RE: Change default email notification - Added by Etienne Massip almost 14 years ago

Redmine 1.1.0 (since r4362) allows you to define your own email header in the Administration / Settings / Email notifications tab.

If you really want to alter the body part, edit your local app/views/layouts/mailer.text.html.erb or app/views/layouts/mailer.text.plain.erb.

RE: Change default email notification - Added by pasquale [:dedalus] almost 14 years ago

Etienne Massip wrote:

Redmine 1.1.0 (since r4362) allows you to define your own email header in the Administration / Settings / Email notifications tab.

If you really want to alter the body part, edit your local app/views/layouts/mailer.text.html.erb or app/views/layouts/mailer.text.plain.erb.

I have been tried this, but without success! I should edit mailer.text.plain.erb using ruby syntax?

Thanks for reply!

RE: Change default email notification - Added by Etienne Massip almost 14 years ago

What did you try ? To set a custom email setting or to edit this file ?

ERb is HTML embedded with ruby. Ruby pieces are surrounded by <% ... > or <= ... %>.

There is a few documentation available here.

RE: Change default email notification - Added by pasquale [:dedalus] almost 14 years ago

Etienne Massip wrote:

What did you try ? To set a custom email setting or to edit this file ?

ERb is HTML embedded with ruby. Ruby pieces are surrounded by <% ... > or <= ... %>.

There is a few documentation available here.

To edit the file.

Thanks for link to specs: I see and re-try later.

Ciao

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