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OT: xajax?
by Jeremy Jongsma 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

Has anyone looked at xajax (http://xajax.sourceforge.net/)? I don't know much about RoundCube's AJAX framework, but I know there was some talk about restructuring it a bit, so thought I'd throw this out and see if it's any use. It looks pretty interesting from a cursory examination. -j -- Jeremy Jongsma jeremy(a)jongsma.org http://jeremy.jongsma.org

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Translation of "special folders" in pull-down menu
by Robert Landes 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

What I really like is that special folder thing, which translates the default names into native language and gives those extra icons. Translation should also be implemented within the "move to" pull-down menu. Regards, Rob P.S.: Sorry for HTML mail before

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any update on a wiki?
by Geuis Teses 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

There was some talk last week about a wiki. Has anyone pursued further in setting this up?

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Possible Site update
by Brian Steere 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

It may be a good idea to put a link to the mail archive on the website to help prevent some of the duplicate posting that happens to the mailing list. Unless of course it is there already and I just didn't notice.

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Re: DB code
by Andy Burns 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

Christopher A. Watford wrote: > Why anyone would use non lowercase column/field names is beyond me. I suppose it also caters for using reserved names as column names too, column names of date/time or similar seem to catch several folks out > I think it was added to the spec merely to support MSSQL's "feature" > which was a relic of Access. I was also under the impression that > EVERY major DB supported standard backtick quoted table/field names postgres doesn't seem to like it, when I installed RC over the weekend I had to change all the ` in PHP to \" to get " instead > and we all know they support all lowercase field/table names, so I see > this as an issue not with prepared queries but with people being too > db-centric, as you have pointed out. agreed, but using prepared statements (in the contextr of a web front-end) is more about protecting yourself from malicious users crafting "naughty" urls ...

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Courier IMAP issues
by Robert Landes 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

What I could investigate so far is that there seems to be some major issues with IMAP handling with Courier IMAP. I already saw some people running into the same problems: 1) Not being able to view unread messages (I get 500 error on our server) which is a problem with the Courier IMAP version being delivered with Debian sarge and RC's IMAP handler class from my guess. 2) Also on my installation the default special IMAP folders like Sent, Trash, and Junk are not shown as "special" as they should be. I didn't find time to investigate neither first nor second issue any closer, but I hope I'll find the time beginning of next week. If somebody has already posted solution or any more detailed description, forget about this one. Regards, Rob

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can't make it load
by Rolando Abarca 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

My server: FreeBSD, PHP5 and apache1.3. I installed roundcube following the instructions, created the database and it's tables. The login page works, but after I click "login" nothing happens (keeps loading). There is some data in the DB tables (users & session), but nothing happens. Is there a way to debug the application? thanks, -- rolando -- [[ knowledge is empty, fill it ]] -- "Tam pro papa quam pro rege bibunt omnes sine lege."

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GMail-like "merge-mails-to-conversation"-feature?
by Hendrik Neumann 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

Hi list, Google's GMail has a fantastic feature to merge different Mails to "conversations". This feature is extremly helpfull for mailinglists and other conversations. Is such a feature also planned for roundcube or is it already possible to do such things? Mit freundlichen Grüßen / Greetings, Hendrik Neumann; Ruhr-University of Bochum

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Bug Fix
by Mark Roy 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

Hello All, This is my first time sending a message to this list, and I hope to become more involved in the development of RoundCube. It is really an awesome client. My name is Mark Roy, and I am a 3rd year Computer Engineering student from the University of Manitoba (Canada). I was actually looking to start a project like this but never had the time. I would love to use this as an opportunity to contribute to the open source community. Anywho, one thing that was absolutely bugging the hell out of me was the fact that when you reply to a message that already has "Re: " in the subject, it would add it in again. Really simple fix, just changed line 406 of program/steps/mail/compose.inc from this: $subject = 'Re: '.$REPLY_MESSAGE['subject']; to this: $subject = ((!preg_match('/^re:/i',$REPLY_MESSAGE['subject']))?'Re: ':'').$REPLY_MESSAGE['subject'];

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Re: Small Feature Suggestions
by Justin Frydman 20 Oct '05

20 Oct '05

> 1) When you are reading an email message, could it be in a scroll-box > like your inbox, instead of the whole webpage scrolling? I think it > looks better, is more consistant, and keeps the menus in view. This is a simple fix. edit skins/default/mail.css find #messagebody { min-height: 300px; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 50px; background-color: #FFFFFF; border: 1px solid #cccccc; border-top: none; } change to: #messagebody { height: 300px; overflow: auto; margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom: 50px; background-color: #FFFFFF; border: 1px solid #cccccc; border-top: none; } where 300px is how big you want your message window before scrollbars appear. Tested in latest versions of Firefox, IE and Opera. Thanks, Justin On 10/18/05, Justin Frydman <justin.frydman(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > 1) When you are reading an email message, could it be in a scroll-box > > like your inbox, instead of the whole webpage scrolling? I think it > > looks better, is more consistant, and keeps the menus in view. > > This is a simple fix. > > edit skins/default/mail.css > > find > > > #messagebody > { > min-height: 300px; > margin-top: 10px; > margin-bottom: 50px; > background-color: #FFFFFF; > border: 1px solid #cccccc; > border-top: none; > } > > change to: > > > #messagebody > { > height: 300px; > overflow: auto; > margin-top: 10px; > margin-bottom: 50px; > background-color: #FFFFFF; > border: 1px solid #cccccc; > border-top: none; > } > > where 300px is how big you want your message window before scrollbars > appear. Tested in latest versions of Firefox, IE and Opera. > > Thanks, > > Justin > > > > On 10/18/05, Thomas Bruederli <roundcube(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > > > Rob Smith wrote: > > > These are a just a few small requests that I feel would improve the > > > overall roundcube user experience. I understand you guys are very busy > > > working on core functionality, and don't expect these changes anytime > > > soon (assuming you agree with them), but figured they should be > > recorded > > > somewhere for future consideration. > > > > > > 1) When you are reading an email message, could it be in a scroll-box > > > like your inbox, instead of the whole webpage scrolling? I think it > > > looks better, is more consistant, and keeps the menus in view. > > > > If anybody can solve this with CSS I would be happy because I was not > > able to support all bowsers. > > > > > > 2) This is just something I noticed today. When selecting emails in > > the > > > inbox, shift select individual emails, and control does nothing. I > > know > > > that personally, I'm used to cntl selecting individual emails, and > > then > > > shift selecting all the emails between the two clicks. Just something > > > to consider. > > > > Have to check this. I think it could work but I'm not shure about the > > Macintosh browsers. > > > > > > 3) When adding attachments, instead of selecting it in the browser > > > window and then having to hit upload, could it just automatically > > upload > > > the attachment after selecting it? The extra step seems uncessesary. > > > > Event-handling issue in JS. Also I think this step is not unnecessary. > > > > > > 4) This is more from a server admin point of view. Is there a setting > > > for the cookie duration? I have noticed that my roundcube login > > > persists for hours, and in an enviroment with public computers, this > > > could be dangerous. It would be nice if we could set this to a 30 > > > minute timeout or something more standard along those lines. > > > > You could add a .htacces file where setting > > php_value session.gc_maxlifetime to whatever you like to have your > > session ducration. Will make this configurable in RoundCube once. > > > > > > 5) When the session does time out, the first time I try to access the > > > email it keeps me in my inbox, and just dislpays the dialog up top > > with > > > the "session timed out" message. Then, when I try to view a message > > > again, it kicks me out to the login screen. Could this be adjusted so > > > that it just kicks you strait to the login screen when your login has > > > timed out? > > > > Should be done in the latest CVS version. > > > > > > Rob > > > > > Thomas > > > > > > >

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