Hey Alec,

On 21/09/2010 A.L.E.C wrote:

I'd like to implement this feature into core, but I don't like to add more buttons in messagetoolbar. Also I think message options menu popup is not a perfect place for this. So, I've got another possibility. See attached image. Any comments?

looks good to me. but it would be great if default could be configured. something like 'reply to list if mailinglist detected, otherwise reply to sender' would be my personal preference.

greetings, jonas

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And that way we could also implement "Forward inline" and "Forward as attachment".

And a 'bounce'? :)

Cor

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On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 13:37:13 +0200, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:

I'd like to implement this feature into core, but I don't like to add more buttons in messagetoolbar. Also I think message options menu popup is not a perfect place for this. So, I've got another possibility. See attached image. Any comments?

I run a modified version of the Listcommands plugin which does this already. Also it changes my sender identity to match the one that received the email from the list. This is useful because I use a different address for mailinglists than I do for personal email and RC cannot detect it and switch identities automatically because its part of the mailing list headers rather written like a normal email address. I'm happy to share the code if anyone one is interested.

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I run a modified version of the Listcommands plugin which does this already. Also it changes my sender identity to match the one that received the email from the list. This is useful because I use a different address for mailinglists than I do for personal email and RC cannot detect it and switch identities automatically because its part of the mailing list headers rather written like a normal email address. I'm happy to share the code if anyone one is interested.

Im also happy to add your changes to the plugin if you think it's useful for others.

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it changes my sender identity to match the one that received the email from the list.

How you do this? Delivered-To header?

The code is attached. I do some comparisons with the return-path header

Phil

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Phil Weir wrote:

On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 13:37:13 +0200, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:

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I'd like to implement this feature into core, but I don't like to add more buttons in messagetoolbar. Also I think message options menu popup is not a perfect place for this. So, I've got another possibility. See attached image. Any comments?

I run a modified version of the Listcommands plugin which does this already.

I like the approach of the listcommands plugin because it only adds UI elements if there are mailing list headers detected. Maybe it could be extended with the reply-to-list function.

Having a separate reply-to-all button is quite comfortable. If we change to have this is a options menu, we should also consider a setting where I can select to reply-to-all by default.

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2010.09.22 10:18, Vladislav Bogdanov rašė:

22.09.2010 10:15, Thomas Bruederli wrote:

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Phil Weir wrote:

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On Tue, 21 Sep 2010 13:37:13 +0200, "A.L.E.C" alec@alec.pl wrote:

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I'd like to implement this feature into core, but I don't like to add more buttons in messagetoolbar. Also I think message options menu popup is not a perfect place for this. So, I've got another possibility. See attached image. Any comments?

I run a modified version of the Listcommands plugin which does this already.

I like the approach of the listcommands plugin because it only adds UI elements if there are mailing list headers detected. Maybe it could be extended with the reply-to-list function.

Having a separate reply-to-all button is quite comfortable. If we change to have this is a options menu, we should also consider a setting where I can select to reply-to-all by default.

Shouldn't we just use the "last explicitly used" reply method for default one?

No, this makes the UI rather unpredictable...

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On 09/22/2010 09:18 AM, Vladislav Bogdanov wrote:

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Having a separate reply-to-all button is quite comfortable. If we change to have this is a options menu, we should also consider a setting where I can select to reply-to-all by default.

Shouldn't we just use the "last explicitly used" reply method for default one?

imho, that would be confusing.

i'd also like to see the reply all button seperate.

what about looking at thunderbird? (see attached image)

thanks, raoul

On 09/22/2010 09:52 AM, A.L.E.C wrote:

On 22.09.2010 09:29, Raoul Bhatia [IPAX] wrote:

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i'd also like to see the reply all button seperate.

what about looking at thunderbird? (see attached image)

This is also a solution, but I'd like to have this in messagetoolbar.

So, we don't change Reply button, but Reply-all. We add a popup (with "reply all" and "reply list" options) to it. Then we add an option for default reply-all button action "reply to list if mailing list detected, otherwise reply to all".

+1 for that :)

and then, it could be extended to (dis)honor the reply-to header ;)

thanks, raoul