Improvements and Fixes around the bracketMail formatting parameter that can be used with address fields.
bracketMail (without parentheses) should return the mail enclosed by angle brackets, instead it silently drops the parameter:
%to(name,bracketMail)%
When using bracketMail with delimiters such as bracketMail(;) the delimiters do not get reset and are applied to all following formatting parts. Example:
%to(bracketMail(~;~),name)%
In "late resolved" variables (interactive fields inserted when you write a new email) angle brackets < and > are double encoded which ends up looking like this when you click a field to update:
%from(name,bracketMail)%
Improvements and Fixes around the bracketMail formatting parameter that can be used with address fields.
bracketMail (without parentheses) should return the mail enclosed by angle brackets, instead it silently drops the parameter:
%to(name,bracketMail)%this generates:
Axelexpected output:
Axel <axel@gmail.com>When using bracketMail with delimiters such as bracketMail(
;) the delimiters do not get reset and are applied to all following formatting parts. Example:%to(bracketMail(~;~),name)%this generates:
~axel@gmail.com~ ~Axel~expected output:
~axel@gmail.com~ AxelIn "late resolved" variables (interactive fields inserted when you write a new email) angle brackets
<and>are double encoded which ends up looking like this when you click a field to update:%from(name,bracketMail)%this generates (visible in composer):
Axel <axel@gmail.com>expected output (visible in composer):
Axel <axel@gmail.com>