Just wanted to make sure that roundcube is doing the expected
thing with putting the searches in the session data in the database, and not erasing the data (ever, I think?) but just appending new searches, so the session data gets larger and larger? I presume this is for caching, but it surprised me when looking through the mysql logs to have pages of messages #s in the session data.
Jon Daley wrote:
Just wanted to make sure that roundcube is doing the expected thingwith putting the searches in the session data in the database, and not erasing the data (ever, I think?) but just appending new searches, so the session data gets larger and larger? I presume this is for caching, but it surprised me when looking through the mysql logs to have pages of messages #s in the session data.
While on the subject of the search function, am I the only one having problems with it? It works fine in IE, but not at all in Firefox. The search field ends up on top of the roundcube logo in the top left corner and does not work at all. Haven't looked into it closer but it looks like a CSS problem to me.
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006, Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg wrote:
While on the subject of the search function, am I the only one having problems with it? It works fine in IE, but not at all in Firefox. The search field ends up on top of the roundcube logo in the top left corner and does not work at all. Haven't looked into it closer but it looks like a CSS problem to me.
Works fine for me. You might need to force a refresh of the
javascript and/or css file. Firefox is a little agressive in caching those types of files and I have seen problems with that before.
On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:14:09 +0200, "Roger 'Rocky' Vetterberg" listsub@401.cx wrote:
While on the subject of the search function, am I the only one having problems with it? It works fine in IE, but not at all in Firefox. The search field ends up on top of the roundcube logo in the top left corner and does not work at all. Haven't looked into it closer but it looks like a CSS problem to me.
Update your CVS. It had that behaviour before, but not anymore.
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