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Hmm... seems only to happy if one edits an event that he or
she initiated. I.e., if someone else edits the even, it
behaves as expected.
2005-01-11 04:51:39 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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If I take an existing calendar entry and re-edit it -
even if all I do is add a person - everyone who has
previously accepted is punted back to "No response".
I have noticed that those that have "Rejected" the
entry stay that way.
This is supremely annoying when I have 30 folks
invited, 12 of which have accepted, and I want to add
that one person I forgot... everyone gets to have the...
2005-01-08 04:03:47 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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Dupe of this bug:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&aid=1031431&group_id=78745&atid=554338.
2004-11-29 16:52:56 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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NOTE: any -- in the description tends to break things as
well. In fact here is an example description that will foul
things up (the -- is at fault):
Date: Mon, 11 Oct 2004 11:12:20 -0400
From: XXX XXX
To: managers-list@XXX.com
Cc: XXXX, XXXX
Subject: New People Manager Orientation
*New People Manager Orientation*
Attendance: *Required-attendance*...
2004-10-19 11:56:54 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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I add a new entry to the calendar (schedule a meeting).
If there is a -- anywhere (title, description), the
HTML has a very high chance of breakage.
Example: go to the week view for September 21st:
http://egroupware.org/egroupware/index.php?menuaction=calendar.uicalendar.week&date=20040921
At 9am, I have a test entry that fouls up the rest of
the day's entries.
In our usage (here...
2004-09-20 18:36:52 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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Calendar - Add (?)
I don't know what it is called. I am adding a new entry to
my calendar - a meeting.
2004-08-31 13:06:55 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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RHEL 3 AS
EGroupWare 1.0.0.004
If I screw up and try to schedule something with an end
time that doesn't make sense the error message is:
"You have not entered a valid date."
That is a confusing message. Technically true I
suppose, but leads you down the wrong path.
2004-08-30 18:16:31 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 AS
eGroupWare 1.0.0.004
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I have 4 pages of people in the
Preferences/Grant-Access view.
o click the next page icon twice (3rd page)
o click the back-up page icon 1 time (the app's, not
the browser's).
Instead of page 2 being displayed, page 4 is displayed.
OK... start over and then do this:
o click the next page icon 3 times taking you to the
4th...
2004-08-27 23:45:51 UTC in EGroupware Enterprise Collaboration
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It is more efficient for the majority of gzipped files
(if very small files are not in the majority).
The "real" patch will be (once I give it a bit more
polish/tuning --- using in production code soon) a class
called GzipStream. Ie. it will allow high level access to
any arbitrary file-like "stream" (eg. a gzipped
socket stream) which...
2002-03-25 01:30:50 UTC in Python
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It is more efficient for the majority of gzipped files
(if very small files are not in the majority).
The "real" patch will be (once I give it a bit more
polish/tuning --- using in production code soon) a class
called GzipStream. Ie. it will allow high level access to
any arbitrary file-like "stream" (eg. a gzipped
socket stream) which...
2002-03-25 01:21:36 UTC in Python
