From :
C:\sbbs\exec\gopherservice.js

case "sub":
msgbase = new MsgBase(field[1]);
if(msgbase.open!=undefined && msgbase.open()==false) {
writeln("!ERROR " + msgbase.last_error);
break;
}
if(Number(field[2])) {
hdr=msgbase.get_msg_header(false,Number(field[2]));
if(hdr.attr&MSG_DELETE)
break;
writeln("Subj : " + hdr.subject);
writeln("To : " + hdr.to);
writeln("From : " + hdr.from);
writeln("Date : " + system.timestr(hdr.when_written_time));
writeln("");

body=msgbase.get_msg_body(false,Number(field[2]),true,true)
writeln(body);
msgbase.close();
break;

}


This is the display generated from the above code. (On a gopher page)

Re: The Forgotten Book Gandolf's Bbs All Mon Apr 03 2006 22:23:00
Re: The Forgotten Book Gandolf's Bbs All Mon Apr 03 2006 22:19:00




As you can see, it's not very clear as to what each word is for.
Nor does the page have a line saying what is being displayed.
(ie: SUBJECT :: FROM :: TO :: DATE)

I was wondering how to modify the javascript code to present a line
like:

Re: The Forgotten Book :: Gandolf's Bbs :: All :: 04/03/06 22:23:00
Re: The Forgotten Book :: Gandolf's Bbs :: All :: 04/03/06 22:19:00

Thus seperating the fields and shortening the date.

Extra points if you can add my example (properly spaced) to the top of
the page (-:

SUBJECT :: FROM :: TO :: DATE 123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456

Thanks!






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