I can get my home server to show the form to add aliases, but the remote server won't. I have tried dumping the remote db with the local one, have attempted replacing the file system (I did change some code via ssh), but nothing I do will display the help section on the remote one. I believe my problem is php 5 on the remote and 4 on the local. Could it be? Thanks in advance.

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phoolish commented

Just updated local server to php5 and everything still works. This just gets better.

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phoolish commented
Status: Active » Fixed

For me at least, all that was required was to reformat the mailalias_help function, so that strings were put on one line and not multiple.

Exe.

$output .= t('<p>You can</p>
<ul>
<li>view the user page at <a href="%user"> user</a>.</li>
<li>adminster users at <a href="%admin-user">administer &gt;&gt; users</a>.</li>
<li>administer mailhandler at <a href="%admin-mailhandler">administer &gt;&gt; mailhandler</a>.</li>
', array('%user' => url('user'), '%admin-user' => url('admin/user'), '%admin-mailhandler' => url('admin/mailhandler'))) .'</ul>';

$output .= t('<p>You can</p><ul><li>view the user page at <a href="%user"> user</a>.</li><li>adminster users at <a href="%admin-user">administer &gt;&gt; users</a>.</li><li>administer mailhandler at <a href="%admin-mailhandler">administer &gt;&gt; mailhandler</a>.</li>', array('%user' => url('user'), '%admin-user' => url('admin/user'), '%admin-mailhandler' => url('admin/mailhandler'))) .'</ul>';

it just took several months of tinkering on occasion to get it working.

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Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)