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[David Verdin <address@concealed>]

Hi John,

Sympa can do this. Actually, it's just a matter of tweaking the 
digest_plain.tt2 file.

If you replace the default by something like what follows, you will send 
digests using an HTML table of content, with even some additional links 
to ease navigatio and replies to messages.
Basically, keep in mind that most of what you wan to do in Sympa can be 
achieved by tweaking a template.

Here is the template that you could try:

From: [% fromlist %]
To: [% to %]
Reply-to: [% replyto %]
Subject: [% FILTER qencode %][%|loc(list.name,date)%]%1 Digest %2[%END%] 
[% IF total_group > 1 -%]([% current_group %]/[% total_group %])[% END 
%][%END%]
Content-Type: multipart/mixed; boundary="[% boundary1 %]"

--[% boundary1 %]
Content-Type: text/html; charset="UTF-8";
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit

[%|loc(list.name,date)%]%1 Digest %2[%END%]

<br>

[%|loc%]Table of contents:[%END%]

<ul>
[% FOREACH m = msg_list -%]
<li><a name="N0"><a href="#N[% m.id %]">[% m.id %] - [% m.subject %]</a> 
- [% m.from %] </li>
[% END %]
</ul>
<hr color="#0000ff">

[% FOREACH m = msg_list -%]
<p></b><a name="N[% m.id %]">[% m.id %] -</a> Date: [% m.date %] Author: 
[% m.from %] <br>
Subject: <b><font color="#0000ff"> [% m.subject %] </b></font><br>

[% m.body %]

<br>
<table align="center">
<tr>
<td><a href="mailto: [% m.from %]?Subject= [% m.subject %] "> Answer to 
author</a></td>
<td>&nbsp;<-->&nbsp;</td>
<td><a href="mailto: [% replyto %]?Subject= [% m.subject %] "> Answer to 
list</a></td>
<td>&nbsp;<-->&nbsp;</td>
<td><a href="#N0">Back to table of content</a></td>
</tr>
</table>
<hr color="#0000ff"></font>

[% END %]

<br>
[%|loc(list.name,date)%]End of %1 Digest %2[%END%]
<br>
*********************************************
</body></html>

--[% boundary1 %]--




Cheers,

David

Le 13/03/12 19:09, John Dalbec a écrit :
> I'm told that other mailing list managers can generate an HTML digest 
> where the links in the table of contents are clickable and take you to 
> the message in question.  Does Sympa have anything like this?
> Thanks,
> John