Dev January 2014

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Size of popup windows in FF
by Michael Heydekamp 04 Jan '14

04 Jan '14

Now, as the splitter issue with FF has been resolved (which was not a Roundcube issue at all, as we know now), next question: How is the size of a Roundcube popup window (e.g. when you compose a new message in a separate window) being defined? Is Roundcube or the browser doing this? And how can this be adjusted in FF? I can adjust the vertical splitters, and their position will be remembered, but then the very right part in the compose window (Attachments) is way to slim. I can of course manually adjust the total horizontal size of the window, but this setting will NOT be remembered upon composing the next new message. Any solution/workaround...? Cheers, -- Michael Heydekamp Co-Admin freexp.de Düsseldorf/Germany

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Splitter issue in FF
by Michael Heydekamp 03 Jan '14

03 Jan '14

Hello again, next issue in FF (may be minor to you, but is annoying to me): As I have message preview enabled, I have set the number of messages per page to 14, because I want to avoid a vertical scrollbar on the right hand side of the message list. So I move the horizontal splitter precisely and pixel-exactly to the utmost top position where FF doesn't show a scrollbar. The problem: After logoff and re-logon the splitter has moved two pixels upwards, which leads to a scrollbar on the right hand side. This is 100% replicable. See screenshot attached. And I just realized that I even don't need to logoff/logon, I can reproduce the same by simply clicking on "Settings" and then on "Mail" again. I'm not sure if this an RC or an FF issue. At least it doesn't happen in IE. But I'd be glad if you could take a look at it. Cheers, -- Michael Heydekamp Co-Admin freexp.de Düsseldorf/Germany

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roundcubemail msyql user preferences field.
by Chris Hotte 01 Jan '14

01 Jan '14

I’m trying to make a global user preference change via command line script. I hit a wall when I discovered this field is not JSON formatted like I assumed at first glance. I’m only about an hours worth of work in… On closer inspection, while its easy enough to read - I don’t recognize the format. I’m looking/hoping for a easy method to convert to (associative) array and back again, but I’m not looking to roll my own function to do it. Example pull for a user’s preferences: a:3:{s:16:"message_sort_col";s:4:"date";s:18:"message_sort_order";s:4:"DESC";s:11:"search_mods";a:4:{s:1:"*";a:2:{s:7:"subject";i:1;s:4:"from";i:1;}s:4:"Sent";a:2:{s:7:"subject";i:1;s:2:"to";i:1;}s:6:"Drafts";a:2:{s:7:"subject";i:1;s:2:"to";i:1;}s:16:"Deleted Messages";a:2:{s:7:"subject";i:1;s:4:"from";i:1;}}} Sorry if its been asked before, I couldn’t find a searchable index to your mailman archives. Regards, Chris Hotte | IT Systems Support Aditya Birla Minacs | inspired every day 380 Armour Road Suite 220, Peterborough, ON, K9H 7L7, Canada Phone 705.749.5904 | Mobile 705.868.1451 | www.minacs.adityabirla.com<http://www.minacs.adityabirla.com/%22%20%5Co%20%22http://www.minacs.adityab…>

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