UltraSMTP3 Scripting

[madmax]

Ultra, have you been able to duplicate this Subject line bug?

[madmax]

None of the replacement variables work in UltraSMTP3 either from what I can tell.

I tried to do this:

A weather alert update occurred at $$DC:Station1-last-alert-title

$$Ds:Station1-last-alert-title

Not working

[Ultrajones]

Ultra, have you been able to duplicate this Subject line bug?

Yes, this is a bug. I am working on a fix.

[Ultrajones]

None of the replacement variables work in UltraSMTP3 either from what I can tell.

I tried to do this:

A weather alert update occurred at $$DC:Station1-last-alert-title

$$Ds:Station1-last-alert-title

Not working

Those look like HS2 replacement variables. Try $$DTA:Station1-last-alert-title:

Here is an example I use for Caller Id:

You received a new incoming call from
$$DTA:UltraCID3-Name:
$$DTA:UltraCID3-Nmbr:
on $date $time

Regards,
Ultrajones

[Ultrajones]

Ultra, have you been able to duplicate this Subject line bug?

Hello madmax. The version I just uploaded to the HS3 updater fixes the subject line bug. Thank you for reporting it.

Regards,
Ultrajones

[madmax]

Thanks Ultra, Unfortunately I'm getting an error 404:
Error downloading file: The remote server returned an error: (404) Not Found.

[Ultrajones]

Oops. Fixed.

[madmax]

Thanks Ultra, Just installed and tested. Colons work. I also uncovered that $date and $time replacement variables don't work in the subject line. They work fine in the body though.

[madmax]

Another couple bugs:

1. Body data disappears if Subject line contains specific data
Body = "This is test body data"
Subject = "Subject = "This is a big test message with a long subject line (Just a test)"

This results in a successful message (body and subject)
Simply change Subject to:
Subject = "RSS: This is a big test message with a long subject line (Just a test)"

Adding "RSS: " before the string, and the subject comes across fine. But the body disappears. No body is sent. It seems to have something to do with length and special characters.

2. Replacement variables don't work in the subject line. i.e. $time $date, etc

[madmax]

Hi Ultra, Have you been able to duplicate this issue?

[Ultrajones]

Yes. It looks like the change from the .Net 2.0 to the .Net 4.0 framework change the formatting of the Internet headers. It looks like Microsoft actually read the RFC this time I am working on a fix and will post soon.

Regards,
Ultrajones

[Ultrajones]

UltraSMTP3 HSPI version 3.0.5173.34401 resolves the issues you reported.

[madmax]

You're going to be annoyed with me by the time the bugs are all gone. This build is much better $date and $time works but something like $$DTA:Station1-last-alert-title: doesn't work in Subject line. It's fine in the body though.

[madmax]

Ultra, have you been able to duplicate this issue?

[Ultrajones]

Ultra, have you been able to duplicate this issue?

I don't recall the subjects every supporting the full list of replacement variables. I'll add it in the next release.

Regards,
Ultrajones