Quoting Andre Gerhard :
Hi,
I have "INBOX." as namespace. When using IMP 4.3.8, if the user has
no folders
when he tries to login nothing is shown; this error appears in the log:
PHP Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in
/usr/local/www/imp4.3.8/horde/imp/lib/IMAP/Tree.php on line 333
Hi,
I have "INBOX." as namespace. When using IMP 4.3.8, if the user has no folders
when he tries to login nothing is shown; this error appears in the log:
PHP Fatal error: Unsupported operand types in
/usr/local/www/imp4.3.8/horde/imp/lib/IMAP/Tree.php on line 333
If the user has a folder (fo
Quoting Michael M Slusarz :
Quoting Jan Schneider :
Stationery are a good point and we might consider changing to the
other camp with stationery being available in both IMP and DIMP now.
Agreed. Or else, what is the purpose of stationery?
That being said, stationery *isn't* available in
Quoting Jan Schneider :
IMP has always been in the latter camp, and we shouldn't silently
change this. I always had the impression that DIMP distinguishes
between auto-saved drafts that are going to be deleted and manually
saved draft that should stick. That would have been the ideal
appr
Quoting Ronan SALMON :
I agree with Jan and Jochen. IMP/DIMP should honor IMP's
auto_delete_drafts pref.
There is no auto_delete_drafts pref in IMP 4. auto_delete_drafts pref
was recently removed from IMP 5, but it wasn't being used anywhere.
michael
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Stationery is templates or form replies. I think the official translation is
"Briefpapier" though in this context rather "Vorlagen" or "Standardantworten".
"Jochen Roderburg" schrieb:
>Zitat von Jan Schneider :
>
>> Stationery are a good point and we might consider changing to the
>> other c
Jan Schneider a écrit :
Zitat von Michael M Slusarz :
Quoting Jochen Roderburg :
Another issue upon which I stumbled again when I made my tests for
the cache problem:
The IMP behaviour regarding "drafts" that I know from IMP3 is:
I can click on a draft in the drafts folder, get it in a co
Jan Schneider a écrit :
Zitat von Michael M Slusarz :
>
>> Quoting Jochen Roderburg :
>>
>>> Another issue upon which I stumbled again when I made my tests for
>>> the cache problem:
>>>
>>> The IMP behaviour regarding "drafts" that I know from IMP3 is:
>>> I can click on a draf
Zitat von Jan Schneider :
Stationery are a good point and we might consider changing to the
other camp with stationery being available in both IMP and DIMP now.
OTOH there is still the use case where I want to write some
mail-merge-like message, sending the same message a few times to
dif
