Dear folks,
I want to share my thoughts about the folder name abbreviation in the
folder list. I am new out here, so bear with me.
I really dislike the abbreviation of folder names. I also don't understand
why abbreviation is necessary. I can understand the abbreviation if the
folder list has a fixed width. But since you can move the splitter at your
convenience to show more of the folder names, I don't see why the folder
names are abbreviated. Could it be a remnant of the past?
If I understand the information from http://trac.roundcube.net/ correctly
the abbreviation was added as early as changeset 38 in October 2005. The
vertical splitter seems to be added with changeset 1766 in September 2008.
Doesn't the vertical splitter make abbreviation unnecessary?
1) I suggest to remove the abbreviation of folder names in the folder
list. At least make it optional for people who really dislike it (like me).
Looking at the tracker site I noticed some things I want to share also.
2) Changeset 1792 increased the maximum length of folder names in the
folder list from 16 to 25. But only for "Message mode" (when an e-mail was
opened)! When you go back to the message list you will see the folder names
get shortened! It seems like it was forgotten to change the maximum length
in skins\default\templates\mail.html also.
3) The abbreviation routine "abbreviate_string" seems to be added as early
as changeset 37. The used algorithm has not changed since then but it is
totally bogus! The function does not shorten the string in the exact middle
and the function makes the string two characters longer than the allowed
maximum length!
The algorithm would only work if the place holder for the removed part is
only one character. I suggest to change the function into something like
this (untested!):
function abbreviate_string($str, $maxlength, $place_holder='...')
{
$length = mb_strlen($str);
if ($length > $maxlength)
{
$place_holder_length = mb_strlen($place_holder);
$first_part_length = floor(($maxlength - $place_holder_length) / 2);
$second_starting_location = $length - $maxlength + $first_part_length
+ $place_holder_length;
$str = mb_substr($str, 0, $first_part_length) . $place_holder .
mb_substr($str, $second_starting_location);
}
return $str;
}
I also wonder if the place holder "..." is a candidate for localization.
Thanks for your attention.
White
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Hi all, I searched the tickets but didn't see this anywhere so I thought I bring it up.
Using RC 0.3.1 and Google Chrome 4.0.249.43 there are a couple display bugs I've noticed.
1. When first loading the login screen the gray background doesn't paint the entire widow. But if I adjust the window size, it seems to correct itself.
2. In the compose view (and reply/forward), the main text area for the body of the email doesn't extend to the bottom of the window, as it would in other browsers.
I know, not huge defects, but given that Chrome now has stepped up to third place in the browser wars (bypassing Safari for the first time) I figured it would be worth looking into.
I'm attaching screenshots for both of these.
// Andres.
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Hi All,
I remember seeing an issue on the list for a problem with downloading attachments on RC 0.3.1 with IE7 over HTTPS. The problem doesn't occur when using HTTP. Safari and Firefox have no issues. I've searched the list (with and without google) but can't seem to find any matches on RC 0.3.1 and IE7 with attachments over HTTPS.
Can someone please point me to the right direction?
Thanks in advance,
Br,
Dennis
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hi, please add this new georgian files
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Hello!
I'm sending a slovene translation of labels.inc and messages.inc again.
I've made 2 typos in the string names.
Please commit the corrections.
Thanks,
Barbara
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Hello all of you
If you login to RC with the same email adress, but with an other
Servername, RC creates a new user. That means, you'll lose your settings
and your contact information and the other informations, that are
related to a user (cache, pluginsettings). The database also stores some
redundant datas. I'm wondering if there a reason, why the it makes sense
to create multiple account for the same emailadresse. I don't see the
advantage.
If the name of the email server changes, your account settings are gone.
At the moment there is no way to map this accounts. And the user don't
understand the diffence if the entered mail.mydomain.com or mydomain.com
and afterwards his contact are gone.
Thanks
Dominic Lüchinger
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Hi there
I'd like to get some facts and figures about how and where you people use
Roundcube and what number of users access their mails via Roundcube. We
already have a list of hosters who offer
http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/RoundCube but this might not be complete and
it lacks any numbers.
We often get requests about this topic and I'd like to give some proven
answers about the power of Roundcube when used in large-scale environments.
So please post some details about how you use Roundcube including:
- Number of users (max)
- Average of concurrent users
- Number of hosts serving Roundcube
- Database backend software
- IMAP backend software
- Other webmail software which is offered as alternative
Please also note if you would be willing to share your experience about the
integration of Roundcube in your environment with people who ask us for help.
Thanks a lot!
Thomas
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Hi,
from what I understood, there is not much interest in supporting the
configuration of an SMTP server as part of an identity in roundcube.
That's perfectly fine thanks to the plugin system, which can make use of
the smtp_connect hook. But to use it, this hook needs to tell the plugin
what the current identity is, e.g. by passing $from. This approach is a)
sort of obvious and b) has been shown to work here
<http://nixbioinf.org/cgit/cgit.cgi/roundcubemail-0.3.1_multismtp/>.
Attached patch (wrt the trunk) does just that. It simply introduces an
optional argument to connect; it's a stripped down version of above
patch, moving as much as possible into a future (trivial) plugin.
The patch might also fix a general problem where an smtp object exists,
but because smtp_init() was called with $connect == false there is no
SMTP connection. I know roundcube doesn't do it, but it's theoretically
possible - so it should either test for the smtp object being connected
or remove the $connect parameter from smtp_init() altogether.
Please don't take that patch as is - I did not test it at all, it's a
mere suggestion to sketch a possible implementation. I obviously expect
no acknowledgment for it :-)
Cheers, Axel.
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The more I use RC the more I like it...
When the message has an rfc/822 attachment, the only option is to
"download" the message and then see it as a text document, or use some
other program. I really dont care much one way or another, but for some,
not being able to see this message could be seen as a problem.
Could this message be retrieved and shown in a new window?
Could the user be presented with options to see and download?
I have not gotten into the guts (yet) to see how this could be
implemented, but since we already download a message and "display" it to
the user, I don't think this could be much of a problem.
--
Jorge
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