Hi!
I just installed RoundCube webmail, it's just so great!
there's a small visual bug w/ Safari (but not w/ Firefox), that I have seen on my local install as well as on your demo: in index view, the "Subject" line spreads and (if the subjec is long enough) covers the "Sender" line.
otherwise, it's just ... perfect!
-- Fil
Fil wrote:
Hi!
I just installed RoundCube webmail, it's just so great!
there's a small visual bug w/ Safari (but not w/ Firefox), that I have seen on my local install as well as on your demo: in index view, the "Subject" line spreads and (if the subjec is long enough) covers the "Sender" line.
otherwise, it's just ... perfect!
-- Fil
I've noticed this also when using konqueror (khtml 3.4.2 on linux, RC-0.1-20051021). Could this be something in khtml (iirc Safari engine is based on khtml)
Cheers,
Owen
I just installed RoundCube webmail, it's just so great!
I tried to feed it my mailing-lists' archives, and it reads perfectly well the mailboxes that have a few thousands messages, but not the ones that have more than 20.000 messages. (I'm not sure if this is due to memory or time constraints: the IMAP server is localhost, anyway).
-- Fil
I've been using RoundCube for a few days now, and one thing I noticed was that when an e-mail address is formatted as "Lastname, Firstname" email@server.com that it tries to parse "Lastname" as a seperate e-mail address. After several experiments, I figured out that it was because the slashes in the To/CC/BCC headers were causing the problem. found that just by adding the line:
$mailto = stripslashes($mailto);
after the lines:
$from = $identity_arr['mailto']; $first_to = is_array($to_address_arr[0]) ? $to_address_arr[0]['mailto'] : $mailto;
And adding the line: $headers['Cc'] = stripslashes($headers['Cc']);
After the lines: if ($_POST['_cc']) $headers['Cc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp, '', $_POST['_cc']);
And finally adding: $headers['Bcc'] = stripslashes($headers['Bcc']);
After the lines: if ($_POST['_bcc']) $headers['Bcc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp, '', $_POST['_bcc']);
..fixes the whole problem.
-- -Trae Dorn TRHOnline.com
I spent again more than an hour trying to write the correct CSS styles to fix this but I did not succeed. Have no idea what the problem is with Safari/Konqueror. When setting table-layout:fixed; and overflow:hidden; it should work. I also tried to figure out how Gmail achieved this but could not detect major differences to my code.
Any help is appreciated...
Thomas
Fil wrote:
Hi!
I just installed RoundCube webmail, it's just so great!
there's a small visual bug w/ Safari (but not w/ Firefox), that I have seen on my local install as well as on your demo: in index view, the "Subject" line spreads and (if the subjec is long enough) covers the "Sender" line.
otherwise, it's just ... perfect!
-- Fil