[Tickets #5775] Re: Virtual Inbox and Trash Missing At Start of Session

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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/?id=5775
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 Ticket             | 5775
 Updated By         | johnny.c.kwan at gmail.com
 Summary            | Virtual Inbox and Trash Missing At Start of Session
 Queue              | IMP
 Version            | 4.1.4
 Type               | Bug
 State              | Feedback
 Priority           | 1. Low
 Owners             | 
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johnny.c.kwan at gmail.com (2007-10-05 11:21) wrote:

I created a virtual folder and confirmed that the existence of a
user-defined virtual folder doesn't resolve this bug.  In fact, the
user-defined virtual folder doesn't appear either.  Upon updating either of
the Virtual Inbox or Trash options, the system-defined folders and virtual
folder all appear.

BTW, even turning off one of these two options will cause the rest of the
enabled virtual folders to appear.  In other words, any change to either of
these two options will cause all enabled virtual folders to appear.

I also toggled each of the other settings under IMP options under the two
sections that these two properties appear in (i.e. Server and Folder
Information, Deleting and Moving Messages).  Each of these settings is
properly loaded at session startup.

It's a weird bug.  I'm going to look through the code tonight.

>> I have a single IMP user with Virtual Inbox and Trash turned on for
>> the account.  Upon the start of a session, the Virtual Inbox and
>> Trash are missing from the folder drop-down.  When I check the user's
>> IMP options, both the Virtual Inbox and Trash options are turned on.
>>
>> If I turn either of the two options off, save, and turn it back on,
>> both the Virtual Inbox and Trash reappear and persist for the scope
>> of the session.  Merely viewing the options does not affect this
>> change.
>>
>> I suspect these preferences aren't being loaded correctly at the
>> start of the session, and who knows, maybe other preferences aren't
>> loaded either; my configuration largely uses defaults, so I wouldn't
>> know.
>
> Who else should know this if not you. Check that first. Beside that 
> as you explained in the paragraph above, the options seem be loaded 
> fine.
>
>> I also don't have any other virtual folders defined, so IDK if the
>> existence of one of these would trigger the proper loading of these
>> system virtual folders.
>
> Then try it.