[Tickets #13616] Re: Change default search pattern in webmail to FROM/TO/CC/BCC/Subject

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Tue Oct 7 07:57:45 UTC 2014


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Ticket-URL: https://bugs.horde.org/ticket/13616
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  Ticket           | 13616
  Aktualisiert Von | me at prometoys.net
  Zusammenfassung  | Change default search pattern in webmail to
                   | FROM/TO/CC/BCC/Subject
  Warteschlange    | Horde Groupware Webmail Edition
  Version          | 5.2.0
  Typ              | Enhancement
  Status           | Rejected
  Priorität        | 1. Low
  Milestone        |
  Patch            |
  Zuständige       |
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me at prometoys.net (2014-10-07 07:57) hat geschrieben:

> The dynamic_prefs hook has been added to git master to allow for an  
> admin to change the default search criteria.

So in future each admin can change the default search criteria?  
Wouldn't it be nice, that a user can change this. If you where admin  
on a webmail I use, at least on of us would be sad ;)

> And it doesn't make sense to default to a header only search since  
> that's not how a "normal" user thinks search works.  90% of my  
> searches are for message *content*.  I don't know/care who sent me a  
> message most of the time, and subject's are pretty much worthless  
> for a general search since they often have very little connection to  
> the context of the message

Ok, that is correct. But I have a subfolder with 20000 mails and it  
took ages for the result list (ok ca. 60s).

What about to add FROM/TO/CC/BCC/Subject to the set of predefined  
searches? (Or the ability to add custom searches to the list).

I think a search filter "Adress or Subject" is a good compromise  
between fuzzy enough and performance.

Thanks, Keywan





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