Re: [eGroupWare-developers] addressbook

[Klaus L. <kl...@st...>]

Hi Gustavo,
the Filter which is responsible for the not seeing of addresses might be:
s:10:\"col_filter\";a:1:{s:3:\"tid\";i:0;}

If every thing was in order it should be like
s:10:\"col_filter\";a:1:{s:3:\"tid\";s:1:\"n\";}

Why it is putting in a 0 and not the default tid for new users, I dont know yet.
Do new users, that were created after you fixed the type-issue, still get the strange (wrong) filter?

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Von: "gustavoacm" gus...@gm... 
An: egr...@li... 
Datum: Sun, 22 May 2011 17:13:17 -0700 (PDT)
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> hey klaus, how r u doing?
> 
> Now I see what caused the problem, it was the database upgrade that was made
> 3 month ago, from 1.6.001 to 1.8, I was readding a post that threat that
> issue "Addressbook issue since 1.8 upgrade", and this what Birgit said: 
> 
> "i'm not talking of group-adressbooks. The contact-type is e.g. n=contacts,
> you can create and check this in Adressbook->admin->customfields
> The contact-types are mentioned at the top. If there is no type shown, this
> means that the default-contact-type was deleted somehow. On the
> Adressbook-list-view should be an selectbox for Type (as soon as there are
> more than one type)"
> 
> but first I tried to create "contact" as addressbook-type and it didn't
> resolve it then I erase the blank addressbook.type and it was worst cos now
> any user can't see addressbook entries, 
> 
> I checked the contact_tid = n and contact_owner is 0 for an user created and
> the egw_accounts.account_id for an user's entry, 
> 
> finally the egw_preferences table for one of the new users:
> 
> "a:3:{s:11:"index_state";s:181:"a:6:{s:6:\"filter\";s:3:\"359\";s:6:
> \"cat_id\";s:0:\"\";s:5:\"order\";s:8:\"n_family\";s:4:\"sort\";s:3:
> \"ASC\";s:10:\"col_filter\";a:1:{s:3:\"tid\";i:0;}s:8:\"org_view\";s
> :0:\"\";}";s:32:"nextmatch-addressbook.index.rows";s:275:"n_fileas_n
> _given_n_family_n_family_n_given_org_name_n_family_n_given_n_fileas,
> role,cat_id,photo,bday,business_adr_one_countryname_adr_one_postalco
> de,home,tel_work_tel_cell_tel_home,url_email_email_home,note,distrib
> ution_list,calendar_calendar,contact_created_contact_modified";s:11:
> "email_state";s:171:"a:6:{s:6:\"filter\";s:0:\"\";s:6:\"cat_id\";s:0
> :\"\";s:5:\"order\";s:8:\"n_family\";s:4:\"sort\";s:3:\"ASC\";s:10:\
> "col_filter\";a:1:{s:3:\"tid\";i:0;}s:8:\"org_view\";N;}";}
> "
> 
> thanks for your answers.
> 
> gustavo
> 
> 
> 
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