Thread: addressbook in compose window

yes, that was updated.

You hit it right on.. the mysql update did not take.. I manually updated it and now all works fine..

Thanks for your speedy replies.

Does anyone think it's a problem if I replaced the current dialog window with the default jquery-ui dialog window?

In latest SVN versions my plugin doesnt work anymore due to an incompatibility between roundcube javascript and the modal plugin javascript. Instead of trying to fix someone elses plugin that hasnt been worked on in 2 years, i figured i might as well just move to the jquery dialog window.

IMO, it is a good idea to use jquery-ui.

I wonder what happens if multiple plugins use different versions of jquery-ui

Originally Posted by corbosman

I wonder what happens if multiple plugins use different versions of jquery-ui

Firebug hell, good luck

I really think RC should provide jquery-ui from core, because plugins are starting to use jquery-ui and who knows what kind of weird interaction that gives if people end up using multiple (ancient) versions with badly managed plugins.

Maybe some hook where you can tell the core to load jquery-ui. Possibly even specifically for each sub library.

ps: in some other project I massively use jquery-ui and especially dialog, so I know it rocks, but at the time I wrote compose_addressbook I just happened to be using the one I use now in another project. so i'll just be moving it to jquery-ui and be done with it.

I'm not a fan of JQuery UI but I agree with you that it should be part of the core because so many plugins do use it.

Why not to have a plugin for that?

On startup hook:

PHP Code:

      $rcmail = rcmail::get_instance();
      $skin = $rcmail->config->get('skin');
      $this->include_stylesheet('skins/' . $skin . '/jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom.css');
      $this->include_script('jquery-ui-1.8.2.custom.min.js');