Hey Thomas and Charles, perhaps one of you could look into the sorting issue with the latest SVN. Just got it to play with the highlighting, and noticed some things wrong:
1.) Sorting by anything doesn't work. 2.) Highlighting is good but there is an issue: -- Firefox (WIndows) won't switch between "active" and "inactive" for me
Other than that, great work. Can't wait for the next beta!!
~Brett Patterson www.roundcubeforum.net Roundcube Forum Admin
On Sun, 30 Jul 2006, Brett Patterson wrote:
Hey Thomas and Charles, perhaps one of you could look into the sorting issue with the latest SVN. Just got it to play with the highlighting, and noticed some things wrong:
1.) Sorting by anything doesn't work. 2.) Highlighting is good but there is an issue: -- Firefox (WIndows) won't switch between "active" and "inactive" for me
I fixeed this by commenting out those two lines that Thomas said last week:
$ svn diff program/include/rcube_imap.inc Index: program/include/rcube_imap.inc =================================================================== --- program/include/rcube_imap.inc (revision 283) +++ program/include/rcube_imap.inc (working copy) @@ -563,8 +563,8 @@ $a_msg_headers = iil_SortHeaders($a_msg_headers, $this->sort_field, $this->sort_order);
- if (!$headers_sorted && $this->sort_order == 'DESC')
$a_msg_headers = array_reverse($a_msg_headers);
// if (!$headers_sorted && $this->sort_order == 'DESC')
// $a_msg_headers = array_reverse($a_msg_headers);
return array_values($a_msg_headers);
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Lic. Martín Marqués | SELECT 'mmarques' || Centro de Telemática | '@' || 'unl.edu.ar'; Universidad Nacional | DBA, Programador, del Litoral | Administrador
I finally fixed message sorting again (at least I hope so) by adding the patch of Eric Stadtherr. This just re-orders the fetched message headers by the order previously retrieved from the IMAP server. In that case, all sorting problems can be deported to the IMAP server :-)
Unfortunately I cannot reproduce any highlighting problems. Did you also update the default skin. Highlighting relies on a new CSS class.
Regards, Thomas
Brett Patterson wrote:
Hey Thomas and Charles, perhaps one of you could look into the sorting issue with the latest SVN. Just got it to play with the highlighting, and noticed some things wrong:
1.) Sorting by anything doesn't work. 2.) Highlighting is good but there is an issue: -- Firefox (WIndows) won't switch between "active" and "inactive" for me
Other than that, great work. Can't wait for the next beta!!
~Brett Patterson www.roundcubeforum.net Roundcube Forum Admin
On Mon, 31 Jul 2006 21:11:52 +0200, Thomas Bruederli roundcube@gmail.com wrote:
I finally fixed message sorting again (at least I hope so) by adding the patch of Eric Stadtherr. This just re-orders the fetched message headers by the order previously retrieved from the IMAP server. In that case, all sorting problems can be deported to the IMAP server :-)
Unfortunately I cannot reproduce any highlighting problems. Did you also update the default skin. Highlighting relies on a new CSS class.
Regards, Thomas
Hi Thomas,
I've never had an issue with sorting prior to the changes of the past week. Now, even once updating to 286, the sorting is completely random. My inbox is showing Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sun, Today...
I'm running this on hMailserver on Windows, PHP5... but as I said, never had a problem before. There weren't any configuration changes required were there?
Sorry! Please let me know if I can provide any more information.
Andrew
Hi Thomas,
I've never had an issue with sorting prior to the changes of the past week. Now, even once updating to 286, the sorting is completely random. My inbox is showing Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sun, Today...
I'm running this on hMailserver on Windows, PHP5... but as I said, never had a problem before. There weren't any configuration changes required were there?
Sorry! Please let me know if I can provide any more information.
Andrew
I realized my example wasn't clear! The inbox repeats that pattern over and over throughout the list of 100 or so messages in my inbox -- its not just in ascending order =P
Sorry for the confusion!
Andrew
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