Re: [JAWmail-devel] (no subject)

[Rudi B. <ru...@ja...>]

On Tuesday, July 15, 2003, 3:18:11 PM, L. D. James wrote:

>      Rudi.  I see you updated the CVS.  This one worked fine.  I don't know 
> when it happened, but most of the contractions works now.  Most likely it 
> happened with me upgrading php from version 4.3.2 to 4.3.3RC1.  At present the 
> only contraction that fail in my immediate messages is the word, "doesn't".  
> I'm curious.  Does the Spell Check flag the words, "doesn't" and "wouldn't", as 
> misspelled for 
> you?

Ah, the apostrophe (sp?)/single quote character was used as a word
seperator... I have removed it, now such words will go thru okay.

>      Again, the new updated snapshot works.  You guys are very innovative and 
> seems to have been on the track of many of my suggestions already.  That panel 
> is a very nice addition.  However, it doesn't scroll (and wouldn't have to if 
> you implemented the expand option).  So for this reason, it doesn't show my 
> folders.

Okay, I have commited a little change to the frames HTML
(scrolling="no" -> "auto") ... That should do the trick.

>     I encourage my students to keep emails (as I do) for reference.  They can 
> clean house every now and then.  The house cleaning is to make subfolders to 
> store similar mails.

>      At first it's mail by the people names.  Then those go into subfolders 
> such as friends and business.  If you put a "+" and "-" option for expanding 
> and collapsing the subfolders this would make it very easy and convenient for 
> finding items.

This is implemented in the side view (you have the enable the
multi-frame mode and then "reload" the /apps/mail/ URL)... Check
preferences, "Message display and composition", "Frames mode" ...

The transition between the frame and frameless modes is flakey... I'm
still thinking about some solutions... And the usual HTTP Redirect
won't do the trick...

And I have no intentions of implementing collapsing on the "Folders"
page. That should be strictly for managing folders and therefore
everything should be displayed all the time.

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Rudi Benkovic           ru...@ja...