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Author: jfthomps
Date: Fri Jun 14 14:49:18 2019
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vcl/site/trunk/content/docs/htmlemailmessages.mdtext (with props)
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+Title: Customization of Email messages with HTML content
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+#Customization of Email messages with HTML content
+
+Email messages sent out to VCL users can be customized under the Site Configuration part of the
+site. However, HTML content is not allowed to be entered via the web form for security reasons.
+VCL 2.5.1 introduced a method of including HTML content in the email messages using a command
+line script run from a management node. The script is in the bin directory of the management node
+code. The same substitution available in plain text messages can be used in the HTML messages.
+
+Usage:
+<pre><code>
+vclmessages.pl --getmessagenames
+vclmessages.pl --dumpmessage '<name of message>'
+vclmessages.pl --setmessage '<name of message>' --htmlfile <filename> --subject <message subject>
+vclmessages.pl --resetmessage '<name of message>'
+
+vclmessages.pl --help|-?
+</code></pre>
+
+Where
+
+--getmessagenames displays a list of all available names that can be used<br>
+--dumpmessage displays the current value of a message<br>
+--setmessage sets the value of a message to the contents of the specified file<br>
+--resetmessage sets the value of a message back to the original value as distributed with VCL<br>
+
+<name of message> = the name of the message from the database (enclose in single quotes)<br>
+<span style="margin-left:40px;">(use --getmessagenames to get a list of message names)</span>
+
+<filename> = filename (including path) of file containing html contents for email message
+
+<message subject> = subject for email message (enclose in single quotes)
+
+So, use "--getmessagenames" to get a list of all of the messages that can be set. Use
+"--dumpmessage" to see the current contents of a message.
+
+To set a new message, create a file containing the HTML that you would like used as the message.
+Then, use "--setmessage" to set the contents of the message, specifying both a message subject and
+the file containing the contents of the HTML message. To reset a message back to the stock message
+supplied at VCL installation, use "--resetmessage". Only the "Global" messages can be reset.
+
+To set a new message for a specific affiliation, an affiliation specific message, plain text
+message needs to be created through the web UI first. Then, that message can be converted to HTML
+using the script.
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