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Right click menu

Started by rcpalace, August 23, 2007, 12:15:47 PM

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rcpalace

Hi, I think a custom right click menu will look great. If you can't implement it I can create a modification.
Kind Regards.

bpat1434

If you checkout the devel-vnext version of RoundCube from the SVN server and make a patch for a right-click context menu, I'm sure it might be included for the rest of us to use ;)
 
 

rcpalace

Alright thanks for the help.
Regards.

dina

... don't see any right-click menu yet ::) would like it veryyyyyyyyyy much, it would really fit in the RC style.

bpat1434

It's not a high priority right now from what I can deduce. A ticket have been two tickets created for this:
#1326380
#1484181

You can comment on those (comment on the first ticket) at any point in time after you register. They know it's a feature that's wanted. But since no-one gets paid to develop roundcube, development is slower than a commercial project.
 
 

SKaero

Well it can be added theme side to that shouldn't be to hard. Be I'd like to see this to.

Miha

maybe with this script anybody can create right click menu
link

Miha

I try, and it work:

Right click menu on "Quick search"


rcpalace

Sorry for not developing it yet, I'm having troubles logging in to the script; it keeps telling me connection to IMAP failed even though my IMAP is enabled!? Once I do know how to get the thing going I will create it and maybe a new theme. If anyone knows what's going on with my issue it will be greatly appreciated.
Best Regards.

bpat1434

Could be a multitude of things. Could be a mistyped password, or a bad encryption method, or the devel-vnext branch (if that's what you're using) could be broken.

Turn your error logging up and see what you get in the logs.
 
 

rcpalace

This is what it says in the log error:
IMAP Error: Could not connect to mysite.com at port 143: Connection refused in on line 0
Why do you think the connection is being refused? I tried everything in the books.

bpat1434

Hmm.... could be that what you're trying to connect to isn't the real imap server? Typically imap server addresses are imap.servername.tld or mail.servername.tld.

If you can, try this via telnet (where blue-text is what you enter):

telnet mysite.com 143
* CAPABILITY ..... (Some sort of response with word CAPABILITY in it means you've connected)
a001 LOGIN [email protected] "password"
a001 LOGIN OK (Or something similar to that should be reported back for an "OK" login)
a002 LOGOUT

Now, that will just make sure that you can get to the server, connect, and log in. That doesn't mean that you'll be able to do it through PHP. But I don't think PHP is your problem here :)
 
 

rcpalace

Like you said, I think php is my problem here; I can't even connect through telnet. :-\ Well I guess I should either re-install php, >:( Or, re-format the hard drives on the master server and fix RAID, re-install Fedora, php, Apache, and all the others. :'( However, before I do; do you think that this should fix the problem?
Best of Regards.

bpat1434

If you can not use telnet to connect to the server, than PHP is not the problem. The IMAP server is the problem.
 
 

rcpalace

Then that changes everything, I'll take a look at it and see what's wrong; thanks for your help btw.
Kind Regards.