? RE: [imp] Identity system not saving a preference.

[Scott Singleton]

The send mail selection in the identity edit screen, and when composing are
working just fine now.

But after using the 'create' option in the identity editor the newly created
folder doesn't show up in the 'folder view'.  It does show up in the
pull-down list of folders on the main IMP screen, but not when clicking on
the 'folders' icon.

-Scott

-----Original Message-----
From: Jan Schneider [mailto:jan@horde.org]
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Subject: Re: [imp] Identity system not saving a preference.


Zitat von Scott Singleton <scott@beacon-inc.com>:

> when I edit an identity, and select a folder to save sent messages the
> system does not reflect the changes. All other fields are applied except
> the
> specific folder to save as.  it continually reverts to 'none'.
> 
> the 'Save Copy' Feature in the compose window does not reflect the
> proper
> folder either...
> 
> 
> any suggestions on where I'm going wrong?

This is fixed now in cvs.

Jan.

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Subject: Re: [imp] automatically appending a default domain name to unqualified  addresses?

Quoting Steeman Philip <philip.steeman@kh.khbo.be>:

> I have users with subdomains (kh.khbo.be, ab.khbo.be, ...). Is it possible
> to add their domain automatically to the unqualified addresses (instead
> everytime the same domain for every user)?

Whatever is in $imp['maildomain'] would be added.

-chuck

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Subject: Re: [imp] automatically appending a default domain name to unqualified  addresses?

[kicking this back to the list]

Quoting Steeman Philip <philip.steeman@kh.khbo.be>:

> It did exist in IMP 2.2. Was it with an applet?

No, the user's entire addressbook was included in a javascript array in the 
compose window.

> > > 3) when you click on 'Send Message' expand all the names that are still
> > > unqualified, by appending the maildomain name.
> > 
> > How do you warn people about sending messages to people that don't match in
> > their addressbook?
> 
> Sorry, I expressed myself bad. I meant 'add the domain' to the still
> unqualified names.

Yes. What if someone meant for a name to be expanded? Do you warn them? Do you 
just tack the domain on?

> > It would be good to run expand names on send, automatically, also.
> 
> What if two or more names would match. How can I be sure that the mail is
> sent to the person I want. I don't think it is a good idea to 'expand
> names' on send. (with 'expand names' I mean the behaviour of the button
> with the same name). 

If there were ambiguity, the user would be prompted before the message was 
actually sent. The domain would only be tacked on automatically if nothing 
matched.

> Another problem:
> 1)I type in the To:-field the name 'steeman', and I want it to be
> automatically 'steeman@kh.khbo.be' by appending the domainname to it.
> 2)In my addressboek is someone else 'steemans'.
> I don't want 'steeman' to expand to the wrong person 'steemans@kh.khbo.be'
> when I DON'T click on the 'expand names' button.

This is what the "append the default domain when I hit send" preference would 
be for...

> > I guess I'm coming to the conclusion that there should be a two
> > preferences to control all this:
> > 
> > 1. Do OR Do Not run Expand Names when I click Send.
> > 
> 
> Do not.

Uh-huh. You can lock the preference if you want, but some people (like me) are 
going to want it.

> > 2. When I click Send, tack the default domain onto all unqualified
> > addresses OR make me qualify all addresses.
> > 
> 
> tack their own domain to the still unqualified names.

Again, you can lock the preference for your installation. That's the beauty of 
the prefs system...

-chuck

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