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[Thomas Berry <address@concealed>]

Philip,

Thanks for the quick response.

I had thought about what you suggestion, but I needed the scenario to 
perform more than one CustomCondition before the authentication took 
place.  I was trying to figure out how to add these CustomCondition(s) 
as include scenarios, and add them as needed to newly defined send 
scenarios.

Maybe the following will work?


[include.urlcheck]
title.gettext Moderated with URL Review

CustomCondition::urlreview([listname],[sender],[msg_body]) 
smtp,smime,md5 -> reject(tt2='url_rejected')

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[include.smstexting]
title.gettext Send SMS text message to list owners

CustomCondition::smstexting([listname],[sender]) smtp,smime,md5 -> editorkey


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[send.jplcomm]
title.us Moderated with SMS texting and URL validation

include urlcheck
include smstexting
true() smtp,smime,md5 -> editorkey


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smstexting.pm always returns FALSE

urlreview.pm returns FALSE if successful, else TRUE



Thomas


Philip Crandall wrote:
> If you have the custom condition return false every time, the action won't 
> take place.  So, yes, you could execute the code of a CustomCondition every 
> time a scenario runs and not do anything in the context of the scenario.  
> Just make sure to put it at the top of the scenario so that you make sure it 
> is executed.
>
> Alternatively, if you are using the custom condition to send a SMS message to 
> the list owners when there is a message to moderate, you could replace the 
> true() part of the scenario with the custom condition and always return true 
> from your CustomCondition package.  Along the lines of:
> CustomCondition::yes()          smtp,md5,smime  ->   editorkey
>
> Philip Crandall
> University of Chicago
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: address@concealed [mailto:address@concealed] On
> > Behalf Of Thomas Berry
> > Sent: Thursday, October 22, 2009 1:23 PM
> > To: address@concealed
> > Subject: [sympa-users] custom scenario tasks
> >
> >
> > I want to write a scenario CustomCondition that performs a task, but
> > the
> > results of that task should be ignored in the context of the scenario
> > (the purpose of the CustomCondition is to send an SMS text message to
> > the owners of a list).  Can I use  a custom scenario and ignore its
> > results regardless whether it results in true or fales?