TCONTBEGIN

Syntax

Envariable
: N/A
Element
: <TCONTBEGIN>
markup...
</TCONTBEGIN>
Command-line Option
: N/A

Description

TCONTBEGIN defines the markup to occur before the continuation of a broken thread. When MHonArc creates a multi-page thread index, it is possible that a thread may be split across mulitple pages. The use of TCONTBEGIN is to prompt the reader that the following messages listed are a continuation of a thread from the previous page.

NOTE

The values of the resource variables are based upon the first message on the page. However, a normal listing will be made for the first message. Therefore, the value of TCONTBEGIN should NOT contain linkage to a message. The purpose of TCONTBEGIN is purely informative.

Default Setting

<TContBegin>
<LI><STRONG>$SUBJECTNA$</STRONG>, <EM>(continued)</EM>
</TContBegin>

Resource Variables

Variable	Value
$A_ATTR$	The `NAME` and `HREF` attributes to use in an anchor to link to the archived message. The `NAME` attribute links the messages to the index page.
$A_HREF$	The `HREF` attribute to use in an anchor to link to the archived message.
$A_NAME$	The `NAME` attribute to use in an anchor for messages to link to the index page.
$DATE$	The date of the message.
$DDMMYY$	Message date in dd/mm/yy format.
$FROM$	The complete text in the `From:` field of the message.
$FROMADDR$	The e-mail address in the `From:` field of the message.
$FROMNAME$	The human name of the person in the `From:` field of the message. If no human name is found, the username specified in the e-mail address is used.
$ICON$	The context-type sensistive icon.
$ICONURL$	The URL to the context-type sensistive icon.
$MMDDYY$	Message date in mm/dd/yy format.
$MSGGMTDATE$	GMT date of current message.
$MSGID$	The message-id of the message.
$MSGLOCALDATE$	Local date of current message.
$MSGNUM$	The message number assigned to the message by MHonArc (includes leading zeros).
$MSGPREFIX$	Filename prefix for message files.
$NUMFOLUP$	Number of explicit follow-ups to the message.
$ORDNUM$	The current listing number of the message.
$SUBJECT$	The subject text of the message wrapped in an anchor element that hyperlinks to the message.
$SUBJECTNA$	The subject text of the message without the anchor element.
$YYMMDD$	Message date in yy/mm/dd format.

Examples

None.

Version

2.0