Injecting responds text when replying to a mail

[nlreeftank]

Hi,

How can i do this?


When i open up a mail in roundcube i wanna parse the senders email and inject a text to the reply body of that mail.
Im a php programmer, just have to know in wich files i have todo this.


Greetz
Gerd

[nlreeftank]

I checked out the api of roundcube and found a hook i think i can use for this: message_compose

Where can i find a list of variables that i can use within the hooks?

[SKaero]

http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Plugin_Hooks#message_compose

[nlreeftank]

any helping hand, why doesn this replace the body?

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<?php
/**
 * veranderd_body
 * @version 1.0
 * @author Gerd K
 * @url http://www.domain.com
 */
class verander_body extends rcube_plugin
{

    public $task = 'mail';

  function init()
  {
    $this->add_hook('message_compose', array($this, 'replace'));
  
  }


  function replace($args)
  {
    $args['body'] = "TEST TEST";
     return $args;
  }
}

?>

[SKaero]

The body is in $args['body'] if you do the following:

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$args['body'] = "TEST TEST";

it will replace the body.

If you want prepend do the following:

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$args['body'] = "TEST TEST" . $args['body'];


[nlreeftank]

it doesnt seem todo that

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<?php
/**
 * verander_body
 *
 * Sample plugin to replace emoticons in plain text message body with real icons
 *
 * @version 1.0
 * @author Gerd Koetje
 * @url http://www.pobb.nl
 */
class verander_body extends rcube_plugin
{

    public $task = 'mail';

  function init()
  {
    $this->add_hook('message_compose', array($this, 'replace'));
  
  }


  function replace($args)
  {

$args['body'] = "TEST TEST";

  }
}


?>

same when i return args

in my config i have

$rcmail_config['plugins'] = array('verander_body');

[SKaero]

Reading back I see that you want to work with the reply, in which case you need to work use the message_compose_body hook.

[nlreeftank]

that does the trick, thanks

how do i get the from variable from $this?

i tryed

$this->message->from;