How to open a message using Mozilla or Phoenix

Vincent Berruyer <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.sylpheed.claws.windows
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi,

   I would like to create an action in sylpheed 0.8.8 running under Win32 which would open the
   selected message with the Mozilla (or Phoenix) web browser.

   I tried several actions but none of them are successful :

   	| "c:\program files\mozilla\mozilla.org\mozilla.exe"
   	"c:\program files\mozilla\mozilla.org\mozilla.exe" %f
   	"c:\program files\mozilla\mozilla.org\mozilla.exe" "%f"
   	| "c:\program files\mozilla\mozilla.org\mozilla.exe" %F
   	"c:\program files\mozilla\mozilla.org\mozilla.exe" "%F"

  Some of those action just open the browser Windows (and it even seems that it's not 100% succesfull  and sometimes nothing append).

   I also tried to create a perl script but I have unfortunatly no 
   knowledge at all about programming language and my script seems not to 
   work :

   Sylpheed action :
   	| C:/Mozilla.pl
   or 	| C:/Outils/Perl/bin/perle.exe C:/Mozilla.pl

   Mozilla.pl script :
   	use strict;
   	my $browser   = "C:\Program Files\mozilla.org\Mozilla\mozilla.exe";
   	my $tempname='c:\temp\sylpheed-temp.html';
   	open TEMPFILE, ">".$tempname ;
   	while (<>) { print TEMPFILE $_ ; }
   	close TEMPFILE ;
   	system($browser -quiet -browser $tempname);

   Could you please help me to perform such action ?

   The aim is to be able to view in a Web browser the HTML mails I receive. 
   I know that an HTML mail does not contain any <body> tag but Mozilla 
   don't care and still print the remaining tags.
   Or if you have any better or smarter solution to view HTML mails with Sylpheed ?

   Great thanks in advance for your precious help.
   Vincent

 PS : Moreover, could such action be improved to be able to open any selected part of a MIME message?



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