Quicktext version: 6.9.2
Community Scripts version: 1.4
Thunderbird version: 153.0.3
I have a template that utilizes the SetSubject community script. My template has had been working without issue for years. The template contains the following:
[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check for [[Input=Employee Name]] at [[TEXT=Helper|COMPANY]]]]
Up until updating Thunderbird and the latest version of Quicktext, this script would set the subject to something along the lines of "Manual Check for FIRST LAST at COMPANY". Now, the script doesn't process at all, and returns the actual text of the script in the body of the email, such as "[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check for First Last at Company]]".
If I remove the variables, the script then runs without issue. For example:
[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check]]
This will then set the subject accordingly to "Manual Check".
The template is set up to input as HTML, and as far as I can tell, that is not impacting the script. Any thoughts on what could be wrong here?
Quicktext version: 6.9.2
Community Scripts version: 1.4
Thunderbird version: 153.0.3
I have a template that utilizes the SetSubject community script. My template has had been working without issue for years. The template contains the following:
[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check for [[Input=Employee Name]] at [[TEXT=Helper|COMPANY]]]]Up until updating Thunderbird and the latest version of Quicktext, this script would set the subject to something along the lines of "Manual Check for FIRST LAST at COMPANY". Now, the script doesn't process at all, and returns the actual text of the script in the body of the email, such as "[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check for First Last at Company]]".
If I remove the variables, the script then runs without issue. For example:
[[CSCRIPT=SetSubject|Manual Check]]This will then set the subject accordingly to "Manual Check".
The template is set up to input as HTML, and as far as I can tell, that is not impacting the script. Any thoughts on what could be wrong here?