Cisco Cisco Email Security Appliance C680 User Guide

You can export to and import from a text file HTML-based text resources. When 
you export an HTML-based text resource to a file, the file contains the following 
sections for each version of the text resource:

[html_version]

 

[text_version]

 

The order of these sections does not matter.

For example, an exported file might contain the following text:

[html_version] 

<p>Sample <i>message.</i></p> 

[text_version] 

Sample message.

 

Consider the following rules and guidelines when exporting and importing 
HTML-based text resources:

When you export an HTML-based text resource whose plain text message is 
automatically generated from the HTML version, the exported file does not 
contain the 

[text_version]

 section.

When you import from a text file, any HTML code under the 

[html_version]

 

section is converted to the HTML message in the created text resource if the 
text resource type supports HTML messages. Similarly, any text under the 

[text_version]

 section is converted to the plain text message in the created 

text resource.

When you import from a file that contains an empty or nonexistent 

[html_version]

 section to create a HTML-based text resource, the Cisco 

IronPort appliance creates both an HTML and plain text message using the 
text in the 

[text_version]

 section.

All types of text resources are created in the same way, using the Text Resources 
page or the 

textconfig

 CLI command. Once created, each type is used in a 

different way. Disclaimers and notification templates are used with filters and 
listeners, while anti-virus notification templates are used with mail policies and 
anti-virus settings.