In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with different translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed in the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
What would *really* be sweet is if the separator between the folders and the message list could be adjustable, as if it were a frame (and believe me, I'm not advocating for frames). I don't even know if this is possible. I know that I looked into making the column widths of the message list adjustable and I couldn't find any possibility. Any Javascript wizards wanna weigh in on the feasability of making the widths adjustable without frames?
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:56:11 +0100, Pierre HAEGELI pierre@haegeli.net wrote:
In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with different translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed in the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
Personally I don't like to exhaust the config pane with all sorts of parameters, especially not with numbers (in pixels) to enter there. Most of the users have no idea what a pixel is and what this parameter is good for.
I agree to Charles: The one and only solution is to make the width of the folders pane (and in conclusion the width of the message list) adjustable with the mouse. This can be done but it requires some JavaScript and CSS coding and it only makes sense if the size can be saved within the user's preferences. The solution starts with the possibility to save and retrieve skin-related settings to the user's prefs and integrate them in the skin using the template engine.
Of course this should be done once but as you can imagine, this sort of GUI improvements need a solid base in the RoundCube core and template engine. I'd suggest to open a feature request in the tracker at SF for this topic.
Regards, Thomas
Pierre HAEGELI wrote:
In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with different translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed in the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
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I know that it is possible, Novell GroupWise webmail (which I use for work) has this feature. I do not know any javascript beyond the very basics but I did grab the code and strip it down as much as possible. Maybe someone else can look at it and find something useful.
I have attached the shamelessly copied code.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:17:29 -0500, Charles McNulty charles@charlesmcnulty.com wrote:
What would *really* be sweet is if the separator between the folders and the message list could be adjustable, as if it were a frame (and believe me, I'm not advocating for frames). I don't even know if this is possible. I know that I looked into making the column widths of the message list adjustable and I couldn't find any possibility. Any Javascript wizards wanna weigh in on the feasability of making the widths adjustable without frames?
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:56:11 +0100, Pierre HAEGELI pierre@haegeli.net wrote:
In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with
different
translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed in the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
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Attachment didn't come through in either RC or thunderbird.
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 12:43:52 -0500, Sean Meierdiercks sean@krobe.com wrote:
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I know that it is possible, Novell GroupWise webmail (which I use for work) has this feature. I do not know any javascript beyond the very basics but I did grab the code and strip it down as much as possible. Maybe someone else can look at it and find something useful.
I have attached the shamelessly copied code.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:17:29 -0500, Charles McNulty charles@charlesmcnulty.com wrote:
What would *really* be sweet is if the separator between the folders and the message list could be adjustable, as if it were a frame (and believe me, I'm not advocating for frames). I don't even know if this is possible. I know that I looked into making the column widths of the message list adjustable and I couldn't find any possibility. Any Javascript wizards wanna weigh in on the feasability of making the
widths
adjustable without frames?
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:56:11 +0100, Pierre HAEGELI pierre@haegeli.net wrote:
In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with
different
translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed
in
the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
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He used RC to send it. The attachment is there, but not attached
correctly. I have been seeing this on my install as well (I thought attachments used to work, but I can't send any attachments any more), but haven't gotten a chance to look into it further. I think there is a boundary header missing or something. I have manually decoded and attached it to this email.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, Charles McNulty wrote:
Attachment didn't come through in either RC or thunderbird.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 13:01:46 -0500 (EST), Jon Daley roundcube@jon.limedaley.com wrote:
He used RC to send it. The attachment is there, but not attached correctly. I have been seeing this on my install as well (I thought attachments used to work, but I can't send any attachments any more), but haven't gotten a chance to look into it further. I think there is a boundary header missing or something. I have manually decoded and attached it to this email.
I use RC fulltime, and have been using it while applying for jobs, with resumes attached. No complaints from any that I've sent them to, so for install of RC (updated with CVS nightly) attachments are working fine.
P
http://fak3r.com - you don't have to kick it
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006, phil wrote:
I use RC fulltime, and have been using it while applying for jobs, with resumes attached. No complaints from any that I've sent them to, so for install of RC (updated with CVS nightly) attachments are working fine.
Interesting. I wonder what can be different about the setups.
Phil, can you dig up a word document and send it to me? I would be interested in analyzing the headers, and seeing what is different from what my install spits out.
Thank you Léonard and Jon for decoding it. It seems I can not attach any types of files without it being encoded into the body of the email. I am using the latest CVS but I have never tried attaching anything in roundcube before, so I am not sure where the problem is. Also for some reason I can not read Léonard or Jon's emails. They appear blank to me and I have to view the source to see what they wrote, not sure if this is a related problem.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 12:11:59 -0600, phil phil@cryer.us wrote:
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 13:01:46 -0500 (EST), Jon Daley roundcube@jon.limedaley.com wrote:
He used RC to send it. The attachment is there, but not attached correctly. I have been seeing this on my install as well (I thought attachments used to work, but I can't send any attachments any more),
but
haven't gotten a chance to look into it further. I think there is a boundary header missing or something. I have manually decoded and attached it to this email.
I use RC fulltime, and have been using it while applying for jobs, with resumes attached. No complaints from any that I've sent them to, so for install of RC (updated with CVS nightly) attachments are working fine.
P
http://fak3r.com - you don't have to kick it
I use RC fulltime, and have been using it while applying for jobs, with resumes attached. No complaints from any that I've sent them to, so for install of RC (updated with CVS nightly) attachments are working fine.
Interesting. I wonder what can be different about the setups. Phil,can you dig up a word document and send it to me? I would be interested in analyzing the headers, and seeing what is different from what my install spits out.
Well, the first that failed had no Content-Type header which I expect would cause it.
Weird no matter what I try and upload in roundcube using the latest CVS it encodes the attachment in the email instead of leaving it as an attachment. You can see the effect in my last email, all the garbage under pane_resize.html. I never tried to add an attachment before so I do not know where the problem lies. I am raring the file this time and sending it via thunderbird.
Charles McNulty wrote:
Attachment didn't come through in either RC or thunderbird.
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 12:43:52 -0500, Sean Meierdiercks sean@krobe.com wrote:
--=_2bed89859607297d6c97ac4136220549 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
I know that it is possible, Novell GroupWise webmail (which I use for work) has this feature. I do not know any javascript beyond the very basics but I did grab the code and strip it down as much as possible. Maybe someone else can look at it and find something useful.
I have attached the shamelessly copied code.
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:17:29 -0500, Charles McNulty charles@charlesmcnulty.com wrote:
What would *really* be sweet is if the separator between the folders and the message list could be adjustable, as if it were a frame (and believe me, I'm not advocating for frames). I don't even know if this is possible. I know that I looked into making the column widths of the message list adjustable and I couldn't find any possibility. Any Javascript wizards wanna weigh in on the feasability of making the
widths
adjustable without frames?
-Charles
On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 9:56:11 +0100, Pierre HAEGELI pierre@haegeli.net wrote:
In order to have the width of the folders list tab fitting with
different
translations or folders names,
it would be great if the width of the tab could be resizable or fixed
in
the preferences screen with a new field where you can enter a size in pixels.
Do you think this feature could be added to Roundcube ?
Thanx.
P.
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