Yves Goergen wrote:
>> ${if eq {$recipients_count}{1} \
>> {${lookup mysql{MYSQL_Q_SPAMFILTER} {1}}}}
> The database query will return "0" or "1" or an error if the record is
${if eq {$recipients_count}{1} \
{${lookup mysql{MYSQL_Q_SPAMFILTER} {$value}fail}}}
or if you insist on the unnecessary "and":
${if and { \
{eq {$recipients_count} {1}} \
{eq {lookup...} {1}}}}
> And here's the error:
>> LIMIT 1} {$value} {0}}}} {true}}": condition name expected, but found
>> "${lookup mysql{S" inside "and{...}" condition
as the error message says, a lookup is not a condition.
> What is a "condition name"? Isn't the syntax like this:
http://exim.org/exim-html-4.50/doc/html/spec_11.html#SECT11.7
> I guess additional spaces between all that braces don't matter. That
> makes it a bit easier to read.
right. as long as you don't use them like that:
${if eq { bla } {bla} {right} { wrong }}
