Re: Filtering spam with SpamAssassin header

Rob Smith wrote:

I actually have caching disabled (although I just tried it with it enabled too) and while the coloring behaves correctly when I first log in, it defiantly does not handle folder changes at all. Unfortunate, because I like that solution to the spam issue myself (leave filtering to something else, but just have roundcube give an indicator of what another program marked as spam).

This patch might fixed it but since I'm able to move a message to trash or another folder. It seems that that HTTP request is not sent by the JS. http://www.guzu.net/files/roundcubemail/rc-20060413-junk.v3.patch

I'm searching how to debug javascript. I saw the console() command that seems to use debugform but I don't know how to use it.