I decided to start a Mailhook Wordpress script. This script will allow you to post (rather quickly and bare-bones-like) from any email client.
It's a bit primitive at the moment, but it works nonetheless. There are some additional issues, like posting with Yahoo which append advertisements to the bottom of your messages. These currently show up when you post, however, future versions of the script will remove these.
Simply place the following script in your main wordpress directory (in the same directory as wp-config.php).
> I decided to start a Mailhook Wordpress script. This script will allow > you to post (rather quickly and bare-bones-like) from any email client.
> It's a bit primitive at the moment, but it works nonetheless. There are > some additional issues, like posting with Yahoo which append > advertisements to the bottom of your messages. These currently show up > when you post, however, future versions of the script will remove these.
> Simply place the following script in your main wordpress directory (in > the same directory as wp-config.php).
On 1/5/07, Brian Johnson <br...@dogtoe.com> wrote:
> I decided to start a Mailhook Wordpress script. This script will allow > you to post (rather quickly and bare-bones-like) from any email client.
> It's a bit primitive at the moment, but it works nonetheless. There are > some additional issues, like posting with Yahoo which append > advertisements to the bottom of your messages. These currently show up > when you post, however, future versions of the script will remove these.
You could have an optional message-terminating string (perhaps user-configurable), that would cause the script to disregard everything after it (including sigs and webmail advertisements).
On Jan 5, 1:18 pm, "Julian Snitow" <jsni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 1/5/07, Brian Johnson <b...@dogtoe.com> wrote: > > It's a bit primitive at the moment, but it works nonetheless. There are > > some additional issues, like posting with Yahoo which append > > advertisements to the bottom of your messages. These currently show up > > when you post, however, future versions of the script will remove these.You could have an optional message-terminating string (perhaps > user-configurable), that would cause the script to disregard > everything after it (including sigs and webmail advertisements).
Mailhook should do this - remove yahoo ads, extra images that t-mobile puts in when you send from your phone, etc. Mailhook should be a constantly updated, opensouce service for stripping this crap. That would make it one of the most useful services on the web.
First move would be to make a place where people can post examples of the mails that need to be stripped and maybe patterns for finding the real body of the mail.
> On Jan 5, 1:18 pm, "Julian Snitow" <jsni...@gmail.com> wrote: > > On 1/5/07, Brian Johnson <b...@dogtoe.com> wrote: > > > It's a bit primitive at the moment, but it works nonetheless. There are > > > some additional issues, like posting with Yahoo which append > > > advertisements to the bottom of your messages. These currently show up > > > when you post, however, future versions of the script will remove these.You could have an optional message-terminating string (perhaps > > user-configurable), that would cause the script to disregard > > everything after it (including sigs and webmail advertisements).
> Mailhook should do this - remove yahoo ads, extra images that t-mobile > puts in when you send from your phone, etc. Mailhook should be a > constantly updated, opensouce service for stripping this crap. That > would make it one of the most useful services on the web.
> First move would be to make a place where people can post examples of > the mails that need to be stripped and maybe patterns for finding the > real body of the mail.
