Re: [SM-DEVEL] PHP notices on main index

[Paul L. <li...@pa...>]

The default_advanced template does fix the issue I was having. I figure I'd
let you know the advanced template looks funky. :) 

1. The base.png for that template looks weird. It doesn't have a transparent
background so my blue background looks funny with this image that has a
white border. (not to mention why is it a computer? Wouldn't a folder make
more sense? 

2. The fonts on the left frame look very very small. 

3. On the login page the "login" button has this code: 
	<input type="image" src="" alt="Login" />
   So it shows a nice "X" box in IE. 

These are all issues that I can fix myself but I figure I'd speak them out
otherwise they might not get noticed. If you want me to file some bug
reports let me know. 

Thanks for your hard work!

Paul 

-----Original Message-----
From: Rusty Nejdl [mailto:rn...@ri...] 
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2006 7:43 PM
To: Paul Lemke
Cc: squ...@li...
Subject: Re: [SM-DEVEL] PHP notices on main index

Paul Lemke wrote:

(Snip)
> Category: PHP, Delayed Message: Undefined index: imapConnection FILE:
> /home/mymod/my/docs/squirrelmail.devel/templates/default/left_main.tpl
> LINE: 231
>
>
> I checked out that line in the template and it seems to look fine. Is
> there a config option I'm missing to hide these? Or is this a bug I should
> file?
>
> Thanks!
> Paul
>

Paul,

I posted about this a couple of weeks back and Steve Brown responded back
to me:

>  Category:       PHP, Delayed
> Message:        Undefined index: imapConnection
> FILE:   /usr/home/rnejdl/www/squirrelmail/templates/default/left_main.tpl
> LINE:   231
>
> Any ideas what that means?  I'm running these plugins:

This is a known issue in 1.5.2.   The short version is that its a
little complicated and I just haven't figured out exactly how to
handle it. ;)

In the mean time, try using the default advanced template.  It
provides a nice DOM mailboxtree and a few other nifty additions.  Also
no errors (that I'm aware of). :-)