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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

Yes indeed, you can have several headers of the same type.
These arguments are the passed as an array.
Your subject will then probably be in $you_array[0].

Cheers,

Rustam a écrit :
> David,
>
> my script gets "ARRAY(0xa80b0b8)" if I use [msg_header->Subject] in 
> the scenario. How to decode this ? The message subject string was 
> "16.10.07 Subject of Test 1".
>
> Thanks a lot for the explanation about [topic] meaning.
>
>
> Best regards,
> Rustam.
>
>
> David Verdin wrote:
> > Rustam,
> >
> > Subject is an SMTP field which doen't have to be related to topics.
> > If you just need the subject, you should consider using 
> > "[msg_header->Subject]" instead of [topic].
> >
> > For genuine knowledge alone, let's add:
> > [topic] doesn't represent a subject field of a message. It represents 
> > a way to tag a message with a limited number of key words. That's a 
> > way to help sorting messages.
> > They can be in the subject, in the body or in both of them. You can 
> > tell Sympa to look for them in one of these fields or in both.
> > They can be optional, added by the moderator or the sender.
> > Please, have a look to the "msg_topic", "msg_topic_keywords_apply_on" 
> > and "msg_topic_tagging" parameters which control all this.
> >
> >
> > Regards,

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David Verdin
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