AFAIK no, you will have to write a Zimlet that captures the params from the url and then make it jump to the create appointment.

Here is an example that does what you need:

https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/com ... blocker.js

Hello, This can be done with a milter filter, you can google to find the best way to do this. One way is using python : https://github.com/Zimbra-Community/mailing-lists/tree/master/milter I suggest to test this on a test server first. If all your mail comes from the Web-UI it can also be done with ...

If you do not need chat, you can disable/undeploy the chat zimlet from the admin UI. Then the error goes away.

It should be published now!

I will look into this.

It is still working, but if you use different sub-domains (aka zimbra.example.com rocket.example.com) you must set the correct headers for CORS in your proxies. You may no longer be able to use X-Frame-Options. [ https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/X-Frame-Options | https://dev...

I can confirm that if you open an email in a new tab, the email is not decrypted by OpenPGP Zimlet since this was never implemented. You can decrypt using the preview pane. From the mail tab. https://filesgalleryzimbracom.s3.amazonaws.com/images/195/full/2015-07-19-08-57-27_55ab6677b384c.png https:/...

I can confirm this issue on CentOS 7 and 8.8.12.

So far none of the code patches I tried, including the one above and from git seem to work.

Hello All, Introducing a new Zimlet Reply by Filter . While you could always configure Zimbra filters to send automated replies over CLI using: /opt/zimbra/bin/zmmailbox -z -m account@domain.com afrl "Filter_name" active any address "to,cc" all is "alias@domain.com" rep...