Yes you are right...
A Mailbox without "password" works only the first time.
After, you get a "syntax error".
A very little problem, non ?
Oui, vous avez raison...
Un compte configur sans "mot de passe" est correctement
relev la premire fois seulement.
Ensuite, le logiciel renvoie "syntax error".
Hlas.
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Correct. If the password field is blank, and you check the
box labeled 'Prompt for password' no prompting occurs.
However, the question is, what to do if the application is
minimized and running in the background? Itis easy enough
to correct the problem to prompt for the password if the main
interface window is visible. Currently, the mailbox is retuning
the empty string for the password if the box is checked and
password is empty, instead of actually prompting for the
information when it is required.
See CMailbox::GetPassword()
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"Prompt for Password" is not working.
Yes you are right...
A Mailbox without "password" works only the first time.
After, you get a "syntax error".
A very little problem, non ?
Oui, vous avez raison...
Un compte configur sans "mot de passe" est correctement
relev la premire fois seulement.
Ensuite, le logiciel renvoie "syntax error".
Hlas.
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user_id=1231460
Correct. If the password field is blank, and you check the
box labeled 'Prompt for password' no prompting occurs.
However, the question is, what to do if the application is
minimized and running in the background? Itis easy enough
to correct the problem to prompt for the password if the main
interface window is visible. Currently, the mailbox is retuning
the empty string for the password if the box is checked and
password is empty, instead of actually prompting for the
information when it is required.
See CMailbox::GetPassword()
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user_id=1231460
Probably this is also wrong in the CMailBox::SetPass, since
it does not make any sense...
if (bAsk)
m_strPass.IsEmpty();
Should perhaps be
if (bAsk)
m_strPass.Empty();