Hello,
I'm basicly testing with PDFs because Firefox is able to display them without having plugins or so. But first, let me tell you guys my newest test results.
I was trying with those two machines I was talking about in my last post:
MacBook Pro, Mac OS El Capitan, 10.11.1, Firefox 42.0 : "open" is gray and not usableThinkpad, Windows 8.1, Firefox ESR (exact release unknown right now) : "open" is _not_ gray and works as expectedSo I did the following:
- I logged in to my Windows 8.1 workstation, started Firefox, logged into Roundcube
- I opened a mail with a PDF attachment
- I clicked on "Open". The new window opened as expected
- Then I copied the url of this new window. I just wanted to look what happens on my MacBook after clicking it.
- So I sent it to my MacBook, logged on into Roundcube and clicked it in a new window
(e.g.
https://www.domain.tld/webmail/?_task=mail&_action=get&_mbox=INBOX&_uid=17883&_part=2&_frame=1&_extwin=1)
- And, tadaaaa, the content was perfect as on the other machine.
So basicly I wanted to see if the "Open" is gray because something is missing and the new windows with the attachment would never be able to display correctly OR if the "Open" is gray for whatever reason even the link works and all is getting displayed as expected. I don't know if anybody here is able to tell me more about that issue now but this is what I tested. Can someone tell me on which action the source code decides to display that "Open" or not? To be honest I am not a good developer and I cannot understand all that code of roundcube...
BTW I found another Windows 8.1 machine with Firefox (some release) which also has a gray "Open". So it's not depending on the OS or the Firefox Release.
Regards
Marco