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Re: New Plugin (ABook_Take)

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

Isn't the message body returned from the IM AP server as part of an array?

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New Plugin (ABook_Take)

[<ty...@bo...>]

With luck, this plugin will remove one of the items on the list of things to do...  Add "Add sender address to address book" while viewing message

This plugin will steal the email address from a message you're reading, allowing you to save time when adding someone new to your address book.  It searches the To, CC, From fields as well as the body of your message.  There are configuration controls on the Display options page.

I would love feedback on this.  I am curious if I should move the drop-down list to the "take.php" form instead of having it on the read_body.php page.

I would also like to point out a minor typo on the plugins.txt file.  The "options_display_sav" should have an e after it.  (In the big list of hooks.)

One of the things that would make this plugin and the translation plugin a bit nicer is the ability to take the body of the message verbatim, before the &nbsp; tags, before the line wrapping, before the "Download" link is added, before HTML tags (<tt>, for instance) are added.  Is this possible easily?

ALL BOX PLUGIN

[Jorge Di G. A. <jor...@de...>]

I wrote a ver simple plugin (ALLBOX) that let you select all the emails in 
a folder display page, so you can move or delete all emails in only 2 
clicks. i have test it in NETSCAPE and IE, and work just fine. i would like 
you to take a look at it and let me know what you think.
i include in the file the plugin and a README with some changes you have to 
make in squirrelmail code.

Saludos de Mexico a todos.
Jorge Di Geronimo

Re: Translation plugin

[Peter H. <pe...@hu...>]

Could someone forward me the plugin?  For some reason SM times out every
time I try to open that message.

-Peter

> Interesting. Is there no way to grap the output and stick it in SM instead
of
> being whisked off to the site? Just a question. Seems pretty handy all in
all.
> 
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Re: Translation plugin

[Luke E. <leh...@cs...>]

Let me just say that that plugin is the coolest thing I've seen since the
spell checking one.  :)  But seriously, that is very cool!  Thanks for it!

For those of you who haven't looked at it yet, if you get an email message
in another language, it displays a box at the bottom to translate it to your
language (using external programs such as babelfish).  

Great work!!!

> 
> > I wrote a translation plugin.  You might want to take a look at it. 
I\'d love it if you were to add it to the plugins page.  I\'m also debating
having the web server make the request for you, and show the translated text
in a much prettier way.  I figure that this works well enough for
now.                                          
> Did you write the aboive with SM? If so, upgrade to the latest CVS and see
if
> the extra \\ escapes remain. What does this plugin do anyway? Translate
the
> body?
> 
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Re: Translation plugin

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

Interesting. Is there no way to grap the output and stick it in SM instead of
being whisked off to the site? Just a question. Seems pretty handy all in all.

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Texas Communications
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Abilene, TX 79602
915-695-6962

Re: Translation plugin

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

> I wrote a translation plugin.  You might want to take a look at it.  I\\\'d love it if you were to add it to the plugins page.  I\\\'m also debating having the web server make the request for you, and show the translated text in a much prettier way.  I figure that this works well enough for now.                                          
Did you write the aboive with SM? If so, upgrade to the latest CVS and see if
the extra \\\\\ escapes remain. What does this plugin do anyway? Translate the
body?

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Texas Communications
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915-695-6962

Translation plugin

[<ty...@bo...>]

I wrote a translation plugin.  You might want to take a look at it.  I\\\'d love it if you were to add it to the plugins page.  I\\\'m also debating having the web server make the request for you, and show the translated text in a much prettier way.  I figure that this works well enough for now.                                          

Also, maybe a Dictionary plugin would be nice?  Select the server and you can look up a word? 


Oh, one weird thing I notice.  If I want a blank line in a mail message, I need to put two in the textarea.  I use Opera (www.operasoftware.com) as my web browser.  Any ideas, or is this a bug in 0.5pre1?

Total Waste Of Time And Resources (TWOTAR) bugz-v1.1

[Konstantin R. <gr...@re...>]

Hi:

This is a joke plugin from the category "TWOTAR". Makes you think when
was the last time you washed your cursor. ;)

Sincerely,
Konstantin Riabitsev
gr...@re...

I guess I should attach the plugin, huh...

[Konstantin R. <gr...@re...>]

Oops.

SquirrelSpell-v0.1 release

[Konstantin R. <gr...@re...>]

I'm impatient.. :)

This release ties to your themes, fixes a small bug, and adds a few
features: 1) If the line is too long it will get truncated in "Line with
an error" textarea in the form so that you can see where the error is.
2) If the user's browser doesn't support javascript or this feature is
disabled, the "Check Spelling" button will not appear.

I've been testing it for a while now and it seems to be working pretty
smoothly, so I will go ahead and release a working version. This is good
enough for the "plugins" page on the site, I think.

Sincerely,
Konstantin Riabitsev,
gr...@re...

Re: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin

[Konstantin R. <gr...@re...>]

On Wed, 23 Aug 2000, Lewis Bergman wrote:

> Very impressive!

Thanks, I'm fond of it, too.. ;)

> hmmm java though. When you think about it, probably the most efficient as far
> as trafiic I guess.

That's the reason I've done it via JavaScript. I'm accessing the web via
a very poor uplink here and every extra trip to the server and back is a
pain.. ;)
However, I understand that on the Intranet this is not a problem,
therefore I will most likely implement a non-JavaScript version as well
some time in the future. There other problems with the pure-HTML version
of it, though -- I'm not sure I can take the compose form and submit it
to the spellchecker, since the "action" property of that form is
hard-coded to be the innards of SquiirrelMail and I can't redirect it to
the spellchecker, if the spellchecker is a plugin.

I would think that the best solution would be to have a hard-coded
pure-HTML version of spellchecker in the SquirrelMail, and then have the
plugin optionally for users who would rather make one trip to the server
instead of several.

> This would give people who selected the java address book the java spellchecker
> and wouldn't print out the button for those without it. A little more multiuser
> friendly.

Maybe. As I mentioned, this is a functionality release and it'll be more
feature-rich in the future.

> I don't know if the above could would work. Also, the selection box in options would need to
> reflect that the java selection isn't just for the addressbook. What do you
> think?

I'll sleep on that and see what dreams may come, how about it? :)

Sincerely,
Konstantin Riabitsev
gr...@re...

Fwd: Re: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

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Subject: Re: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2000 14:27:03 -0500
From: Lewis Bergman <lbe...@ab...>


Very impressive!
Seems to work very well.
hmmm java though. When you think about it, probably the most efficient as far
as trafiic I guess.
 This brings up a question for our task list.
We currently have put off spell checking until pspell is implemented in a
release version. Do we want to keep that due to its pure html format and speed
as a native php4 function or ditch the whole thing for this plugin?


On a different note:
I wonder:
Since java is a per user selection, could we
function ispell_setup(){
   include("../../src/load_prefs.php");
   if ($use_javascript_addr_book == true) {
      echo "<input type=.........."
   }
}

This would give people who selected the java address book the java spellchecker
and wouldn't print out the button for those without it. A little more multiuser
friendly.
I don't know if the above could would work. Also, the selection box in options would need to
reflect that the java selection isn't just for the addressbook. What do you
think?

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Texas Communications
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915-695-6962


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Fwd: Re: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

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Subject: Re: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2000 12:48:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: Steve Mertz <st...@di...>


> We currently have put off spell checking until pspell is implemented in
> a release version. Do we want to keep that due to its pure html format
> and speed as a native php4 function or ditch the whole thing for this
> plugin?


I for one would prefer a non-java solution for spell check.  This is one
reason why I picked SquirrelMail, because it was just html and php.



-- Steve
Only presidents, editors, and people with tape worms,
have the right to use the editorial "we."




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Fwd: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

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Subject: SquirrelSpell v0.1b -- spell checker plugin
Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 00:44:31 -0500 (GMT+5)
From: Konstantin Riabitsev <gr...@re...>



Hi, folks:

I've written a spellchecker plugin for SquirrelMail. This is a
functionality release -- it works for me, tested on MSIE 4.x (win) and
Netscape 4.x (linux), but it needs more testing before a release.

Requirements:
Server: UNIX, ispell.
Client: JavaScript-capable browser.

Since it uses ispell, the spellcheck is multilingual.

The whole interface is built mostly via JavaScript, so it requires a
JavaScript-enabled browser. I haven't tested it on Netscape 3.x, but I
doubt it will work judging from what I know about it. Otherwise, it
should work in most browsers. Please test it and let me know. :)

Don't complain about how it looks -- when I'm sure that the
functionality works, I will tie it to whatever your current SquirrelMail
theme is.

With bug reports and other stuff please write to
squ...@li....

Sincerely,
Graf


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915-695-6962

Fwd: address book import/export plugin.

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

----------  Forwarded Message  ----------
Subject: address book import/export plugin.
Date: Wed, 9 Aug 2000 00:12:17 -0400
From: Lewis Bergman <lbe...@ab...>



OK
Here is an update that works.
I had changed file name but not function. ooops.

1. changed name again (sorry, I know this is a pain but this is it. Other one
was to goofy.)
2. fixes function name problem so no longer crashes SM.
3. Fixed some HTML stuff so now it looks prettier 

This one is ready for the site Luke.

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Texas Communications
4309 Maple St.
Abilene, TX 79602
915-695-6962


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Texas Communications
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Abilene, TX 79602
915-695-6962

SquirrelSpell

[Jonathan M. <jon...@me...>]

I love it!

I've tested it here with IE 5.5 and Netscape 4.75.  Nice work!  Can't wait
to get some theme action going....but, besides that, it's excellent!  :-)

(Has been hoping for a Spellcheck for some time...can you tell?)

Please suspend vchpass plugin

[Konstantin R. <gr...@re...>]

Hi:

Since the password management has been changed in SquirrelMail .5pre2, I
request that you suspend vchpass plugin on the Squirrelmail.org site or
add a note that it won't work past .5pre1. When .5 comes out, I will
rewrite the plugin to reflect the changes. Thanks! :)

Sincerely,
Konstantin Riabitsev
gr...@re...

Re: abook import problems.

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

OK, here is an import /export that really works.
I know. I have said that before. You say " Hey, Lewis. Why should we believe
you this time?" To that I say "Blow me". 

No, just kidding. I made some stupid ommissions last time I changed the name so
this fixes them. Thanks to Garrit for finding these. All should be well now.

Ghanges:
1. Fixed directory structure problem in setup.php
2. Fixed Table header problem when importing less that 5 fields of data.
3. Added back page headers.
4. Added README file for those interested.

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915-695-6962

Re: abook import problems.

[Gerrit P. <gpa...@co...>]

cvs update -r [revision #] [filename] ought to do it for you (or some
form of that)  :)

Lewis Bergman wrote:
> 
> On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> > heheh, yeah, all in all it seems pretty cool.  The only thing I sort of
> > wish it had, was the standard header bar at the top that showed the
> > links to messages, options, addresses, compose, etc.  But I suppose it's
> > not that important  :)
> Good point. I had that in there at one point. I don't remember taking it out.
> I'll check CVS to see if there is a way to retreve deleted files.
> 
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Re: abook import problems.

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

On Mon, 21 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> heheh, yeah, all in all it seems pretty cool.  The only thing I sort of
> wish it had, was the standard header bar at the top that showed the
> links to messages, options, addresses, compose, etc.  But I suppose it's
> not that important  :)
Good point. I had that in there at one point. I don't remember taking it out.
I'll check CVS to see if there is a way to retreve deleted files.

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Texas Communications
4309 Maple St.
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915-695-6962

Re: abook import problems.

[Gerrit P. <gpa...@co...>]

heheh, yeah, all in all it seems pretty cool.  The only thing I sort of
wish it had, was the standard header bar at the top that showed the
links to messages, options, addresses, compose, etc.  But I suppose it's
not that important  :)

Lewis Bergman wrote:
> 
> > Further investigation reveals a few more bad links too.  :)
> whoops. I'll try to get on this tonight.
> See, I spent all that time on it and you are the first one to use it!
> 
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Re: abook import problems.

[Lewis B. <lbe...@ab...>]

> Further investigation reveals a few more bad links too.  :)
whoops. I'll try to get on this tonight.
See, I spent all that time on it and you are the first one to use it!

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abook import problems.

[Gerrit P. <gpa...@co...>]

I just got .3 of the csv import address plugin, and I believe that there
are some like errors.  When I click on the button to import or export a
file, I get a 404 error:

The requested URL
/~gpadgham/squirrelmail/plugins/address_book_import/address_book_import.php
was not found on this server.

When indeed it is true, the problem being that when I unzipped the file,
it unzipped itself into the following directory:

~gpadgham/squirrlemail/plugins/abook_import_export/[files]  It's not a
difficult problem to fix, but just thought it should be noted... :)

Further investigation reveals a few more bad links too.  :)

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NewMail plugin

[Luke E. <lu...@sq...>]

hey, could you send me the newmail plugin again?  I have been having all kinds
of trouble with my mail lately, but I've finally got it all figured out.  :) 
Send me the plugin again and I'll update the site.

Thanks!