When using a Stationery, the standard quote header is displayed before the
quoted mail.

Expected behavior: if the option "remove quote header" is checked, please
remove the standard quote header.

Accepted.

However I found this interesting but of code:

case 'reply':
    if (pref.getCom("mail.identity." + idKey + ".auto_quote", true)) {
        newQuote = newQuote && true;
        // we do not delete reply header if stationery has inserted a template!
        // unless: stationery has a placeholder for the original quote text. in
which case we have to do this!
        if (
              pref.isDeleteHeaders(idKey, st4composeType, false)
                  &&
                  (!isStationeryTemplate || (flags &&
flags.hasQuotePlaceholder)) 
                )
        {
            delReplyHeader(idKey);
        }
    }
    break;

which indicated that it already _should_ be removed automatically if you use
the

 %quotePlaceholder%

variable within your Stationery.

Created an attachment (id=7642) [details]
Log file with %quotePlaceholder% instead of the whole sig

(In reply to comment #2)
> Created an attachment (id=7642) [details] [details]
> Log file with %quotePlaceholder% instead of the whole sig
> 

Looking at the log file, it looks like you use a html signature file?

Just to be clear: %quotePlaceholder% is not a placeholder for signature, but
for the text of the mail you are replying to (my guess is you know that but
just phrased it a little unclearly).

You are using %sig(2)% within your Stationery file, is this correct? 

I am missing it in the first call to SmartTemplate4.regularize(..).

Maybe you can send me:

1. your stationery file
2. your signature file

off bugzilla 

to make it easier to research / test

"<div class="moz-cite-prefix">schrieb Axel Grude (Axel):<br></div>" isn't
necessary in prerelease 26

Created an attachment (id=7655) [details]
0.9.4 Prerelease 51

Better version, which reliably replaces the quote header in Stationery by using
the new %quoteheader% variable.

I cannot see a difference to prerelease 26.
There is still the double entry div class="moz-cite-prefix" and an additional
" " which isn't in the stationary.
Other than that everything works as with build 26.

this was apparently caused by the including of body tags within the Stationery. 


The final stationery text is simply:

%sig%<br>
%cursor%<br>
%quouteHeader%<br>
%quotePlaceholder%

Can this be marked as fixed?