Can I use a wildcard for command line attachment to specify filename?
I want the filename to be the current date, extension is pdf, eg 20190109.pdf
thunderbird.exe -compose "attachment=E:JSignPdf/????????.pdf'"
and
thunderbird.exe -compose "attachment=E:JSignPdf/*.pdf'"
do not work. Of course this is the expected behavior since we use ''
Is there any solution for that?
Thank you!
Wildcard for command line attachment path?
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Re: Wildcard for command line attachment path?
http://kb.mozillazine.org/Command_line_ ... hunderbird
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... ne_Options
I'm not aware of any wild card support in the command line arguments. It also doesn't appear to support using environmental variables. Perhaps you could use javascript to generate the filename (based on the date) in whatever batch or shell file you are using to launch Thundebrird.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... ne_Options
I'm not aware of any wild card support in the command line arguments. It also doesn't appear to support using environmental variables. Perhaps you could use javascript to generate the filename (based on the date) in whatever batch or shell file you are using to launch Thundebrird.