Zitat von Gálos András <gal...@netinform.hu>:
2011.09.08. 10:23 keltezéssel, Jan Schneider írta:
Zitat von Andras Galos <gal...@netinform.hu>:
Hi,
I've been using Horde for many years on many servers.
The "Save recipients automatically to the default address book" is
turned on at Imp's options, Address Books.
Everything worked fine, the recipient was saved in the default address
book on message send.
Then, Turba's sources configuration has been changed to support
multiple email addresses for a single contact. The following has been
added to the end of turba/config/sources.php:
unset($cfgSources['localsql']['map']['email']);
$cfgSources['localsql']['tabs'][_('Communications')] = array('emails',
'homePhone', 'workPhone', 'cellPhone', 'fax', 'pager');
$cfgSources['localsql']['map']['emails'] = 'object_emails';
$cfgSources['localsql']['search'] = array(
'name',
'emails'
);
A database modification has been done accordingly on the turba_objects
table:
object_email varchar(255) has been renamed to object_emails varchar(2048)
Adding, editing, saving, deleting and using contacts with multiple
addresses work fine. But, as recently reported, the automatically
saving recipient addresses on email sending functionality does not
work. Simply, no contact is saved at all. No error message appears on
the site or in the horde logs.
If I revert the above config and DB changes, the functionality works
again, the recipient is saved in the appropriate address book.
Could you please point me what I have missed? What else do I need to
do when enabling contacts with multiple email addresses to let the
recipients automatically saved on message send?
Related versions I use:
Horde 3.3.12
Imp H3 4.3.10
Turba H3 2.3.6
I guess saving addresses from the message view doesn't work either? The
target attribute for saving email addresses might be hardcoded.
Saving contacts from the message view seemingly works as a message
line says "Entry "x" was successfully added to the address book",
and the contact is created in the appropriate address book, but its
email address is not recorded in the object_emails field.
Do I have to give up using multiple email addresses in address books
for now if I want the address saving functions?
Looks like it. You can check if it works in Horde 4, but this feature
might still have to be made more flexible to support attribute fields
named differently than "email".
Jan.
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