I am still seeking a way to do mass deletions of emails. I know one may empty the trash folder but there should be an easier and quicker way to empty other folders as well.......my spam folder, for instance.
This is the ONE thing that keeps me from using RC....until that feature is included I will stick with Iloha......it does everything I want.....just not as "pretty".
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On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 07:26:09 -0500, "Charlie Hazlett" charlie@hazlett.net wrote:
I am still seeking a way to do mass deletions of emails. I know one may empty the trash folder but there should be an easier and quicker way to empty other folders as well.......my spam folder, for instance.
when i have a folder selected in the folder window, there is some text at
the bottom that reads something like: Folder: compact empty'', wherecompact'' and ``empty'' are links if the folder selected contains mail. i
tested them and they have predictable results.
This is the ONE thing that keeps me from using RC....until that feature is included I will stick with Iloha......it does everything I want.....just not as "pretty".
honestly, that's just silly. unless i am missing something in your question, it's as easy as pie.
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I have seen that.....tried it.....no success for this guy.
On 1/24/2008, "john" john@cosimano.net wrote:
On Thu, 24 Jan 2008 07:26:09 -0500, "Charlie Hazlett" charlie@hazlett.net wrote:
I am still seeking a way to do mass deletions of emails. I know one may empty the trash folder but there should be an easier and quicker way to empty other folders as well.......my spam folder, for instance.
when i have a folder selected in the folder window, there is some text at the bottom that reads something like:
Folder: compact empty'', wherecompact'' and ``empty'' are links if the folder selected contains mail. i tested them and they have predictable results.This is the ONE thing that keeps me from using RC....until that feature is included I will stick with Iloha......it does everything I want.....just not as "pretty".
honestly, that's just silly. unless i am missing something in your question, it's as easy as pie.
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when i have a folder selected in the folder window, there is some
text at the bottom that reads something like:Folder: compact empty'', wherecompact'' and ``empty'' are links if the folder selected contains
mail. i tested them and they have predictable results.
WFM too, at least when the "Empty" selection is a clickable link. There are some mailboxes I have that don't have that feature enabled
- the link is grey not red.
The "Trash" and "Junk" mailboxes are the only two that I can "Empty"
Since allowing any mailbox to be emptied is dangerous, it looks like
there is a JavaScript function that limits the user to only empty
those two mailboxes in app.js
if (this.env.messagecount &&
(this.env.mailbox==this.env.trash_mailbox ||
this.env.mailbox==this.env.junk_mailbox)) this.enable_command('purge', true);
I assume you could modify that function in your installation so you
can empty mailboxes willy-nilly.
Charles Dostale System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications http://www.silveroaks.com/ 824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
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Playing with RoundCube a bit more, as a work around you could delete
the entire mailbox from the "Folders" area of "Personal Settings" and
then create a new folder of the same name.
Charles Dostale System Admin - Silver Oaks Communications http://www.silveroaks.com/ 824 17th Street, Moline IL 61265
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chasd wrote:
Playing with RoundCube a bit more, as a work around you could delete
the entire mailbox from the "Folders" area of "Personal Settings" and
then create a new folder of the same name.
Or just click the "Select: All" link and then delete 40 messages (or w/e your messages/page limit is) at a time. Sure, it's not perfect, but it works alright if your mailbox isn't tooooo huge (I am assuming you don't want to empty a 10K+ box every day that is not called "Junk" or "Trash" :P). _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/
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