prefs.js and X-Face?
Justin
user_pref("mail.identity.id4.header.x-face", "X-Face:
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into my prefs.js file but I can't seem to get it to show up when I post
on the usenet.
I already have the Moxilla Face plugin so other people's X-faces and
Faces show up.
I also have the Face working but not x-face.
What am I doing wrong? That's alot of faces...
Ken Whiton
*-* In Article <gY2dnUTYo4lsD27X...@mozilla.org>,
*-* Justin wrote
*-* About prefs.js and X-Face?
According to
<http://kb.mozillazine.org/Custom_headers#Add_custom_headers> you need
to define *two* preferences. "Thunderbird 1.5 adds the ability to add
a custom header to every message you send using a identity (From:
address), without having to do anything when composing the message. It
requires at least two preferences be added to user.js. One preference
lists the name of the preferences that define each custom header for
that identity. The others specify the custom header and the value."
Based on your post, you've only defined the second preference, but not
the first.
Ken Whiton
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Justin
> *-* On Thu, 05 Nov 2009, at 22:07:29 -0500,
> *-* In Article <gY2dnUTYo4lsD27X...@mozilla.org>,
> *-* Justin wrote
> *-* About prefs.js and X-Face?
>
>> Using Thunderbird 2.0.0.23 I tried putting
>>
>> user_pref("mail.identity.id4.header.x-face", "X-Face:
>>
>> into my prefs.js file but I can't seem to get it to show up when I
>> post on the usenet.
>> I already have the Moxilla Face plugin so other people's X-faces and
>> Faces show up.
>> I also have the Face working but not x-face.
>> What am I doing wrong? That's alot of faces...
>
> According to
> <http://kb.mozillazine.org/Custom_headers#Add_custom_headers> you need
> to define *two* preferences. "Thunderbird 1.5 adds the ability to add
> a custom header to every message you send using a identity (From:
> address), without having to do anything when composing the message. It
> requires at least two preferences be added to user.js. One preference
> lists the name of the preferences that define each custom header for
> that identity. The others specify the custom header and the value."
> Based on your post, you've only defined the second preference, but not
> the first.
>
> Ken Whiton
OK...
The thing is I thought I mimicked what the other lines did.