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User Review of MailJump
Submitted by Don Andrews on 05/30/2000.
This didn't originally work for my company because we have users in different mail directories than "mail" (ie. we have maila,mailb,mailc,maild, etc)
I had to put this code in the <computed value> to get it to work - it's a little primitive, but it works....
httpserver := "/" + @Name([CN];@Left(@DbLookup("Notes":"Nocache";@Subset(@DbName;1):"names.nsf";"($Users)";@LowerCase(@UserName);"MailServer");"/")) + "." + MailFileDomain + "/";
temp1 :=@Left(@DbLookup("Notes":"NoCache";@Subset(@DbName;1):"names.nsf";"($Users)";
@LowerCase(@UserName);"MailFile");"\\");
temp :=@Right(@DbLookup("Notes":"NoCache";@Subset(@DbName;1):"names.nsf";"($Users)";
@LowerCase(@UserName);"MailFile");"\\");
@If(@Contains(temp;".nsf");httpserver + temp1 + "/" + temp;httpserver + temp1 + "/" + temp + ".nsf")
Now if my user clicks to get his mail file in "maila\jblow.nsf" it doesn't try to redirect him to "mail/jblow.nsf"
Cheers!
Don Andrews
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