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Bug Report with Horde Webmail
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There has been news of a bug report with the Horde webmail application and here is the patch for it!
Please install it with the next CPanel Update as soon as possible!
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Could you elaborate on if you're still experiencing this problem?
The patch you've posted is from 2.5 years ago (2011-09-30)
I've reviewed the supplied patch, and noted that it an equivalent fix is already present in the version that we ship. This makes sense since that patch is so old and was responded to by Horde devs as already being fixed upstream 2.5 years ago.
The equivalent code in the current shipped version for autocomplete.js is:
var entry = this.getToken();
entry = (entry.length >= this.opts.minChars)
? this.opts.onType(entry)
: '';
While different than the community supplied patch, this effects the same result.
I've tested this myself, and I can confirm that by default Horde is respecting and obeying the 3 character minimum for autocomplete. I then changed it to "2", and it then respected that change as well. In short, I cannot reproduce this problem.
If you're still experiencing problems, please contact our support staff (https://tickets.cpanel.net) to make sure there are no issues with your Horde install being up-to-date. If this problem is still found, it may warrant further bug reports upstream with Horde.
Could you elaborate on if you're still experiencing this problem?
The patch you've posted is from 2.5 years ago (2011-09-30)
I've reviewed the supplied patch, and noted that it an equivalent fix is already present in the version that we ship. This makes sense since that patch is so old and was responded to by Horde devs as already being fixed upstream 2.5 years ago.
The equivalent code in the current shipped version for autocomplete.js is:
var entry = this.getToken();
entry = (entry.length >= this.opts.minChars)
? this.opts.onType(entry)
: '';
While different than the community supplied patch, this effects the same result.
I've tested this myself, and I can confirm that by default Horde is respecting and obeying the 3 character minimum for autocomplete. I then changed it to "2", and it then respected that change as well. In short, I cannot reproduce this problem.
If you're still experiencing problems, please contact our support staff (https://tickets.cpanel.net) to make sure there are no issues with your Horde install being up-to-date. If this problem is still found, it may warrant further bug reports upstream with Horde.
Could you elaborate on if you're still experiencing this problem?
The patch you've posted is from 2.5 years ago (2011-09-30)
I've reviewed the supplied patch, and noted that it an equivalent fix is already present in the version that we ship. This makes sense since that patch is so old and was responded to by Horde devs as already being fixed upstream 2.5 years ago.
The equivalent code in the current shipped version for autocomplete.js is:
var entry = this.getToken();
entry = (entry.length >= this.opts.minChars)
? this.opts.onType(entry)
: '';
While different than the community supplied patch, this effects the same result.
I've tested this myself, and I can confirm that by default Horde is respecting and obeying the 3 character minimum for autocomplete. I then changed it to "2", and it then respected that change as well. In short, I cannot reproduce this problem.
If you're still experiencing problems, please contact our support staff (https://tickets.cpanel.net) to make sure there are no issues with your Horde install being up-to-date. If this problem is still found, it may warrant further bug reports upstream with Horde.
Could you elaborate on if you're still experiencing this problem?
The patch you've posted is from 2.5 years ago (2011-09-30)
I've reviewed the supplied patch, and noted that it an equivalent fix is already present in the version that we ship. This makes sense since that patch is so old and was responded to by Horde devs as already being fixed upstream 2.5 years ago.
The equivalent code in the current shipped version for autocomplete.js is:
var entry = this.getToken();
entry = (entry.length >= this.opts.minChars)
? this.opts.onType(entry)
: '';
While different than the community supplied patch, this effects the same result.
I've tested this myself, and I can confirm that by default Horde is respecting and obeying the 3 character minimum for autocomplete. I then changed it to "2", and it then respected that change as well. In short, I cannot reproduce this problem.
If you're still experiencing problems, please contact our support staff (https://tickets.cpanel.net) to make sure there are no issues with your Horde install being up-to-date. If this problem is still found, it may warrant further bug reports upstream with Horde.
Hi,
Melanie L who works there at CPanel told me when she responded to one of the tickets I had opened recently at the time!
Can you please ask her what it's all about! And then let me know!
Thanks
Hi,
Melanie L who works there at CPanel told me when she responded to one of the tickets I had opened recently at the time!
Can you please ask her what it's all about! And then let me know!
Thanks
This is what I received from Horde as an email so can it please be updated as soon as possible!
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Kronolith
Calendar Application version H5 (4.1.5).
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars
backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include
Ajax and mobile interfaces, CalDAV support, shared calendars, remote calendars,
invitation management (iCalendar/iTip), free/busy management, resource
management, alarms, recurring events, and a sophisticated day/week view which
handles arbitrary numbers of overlapping events. For more information on
Kronolith, visit http://www.horde.org/apps/kronolith.
Thanks
This is what I received from Horde as an email so can it please be updated as soon as possible!
The Horde Team is pleased to announce the final release of the Kronolith
Calendar Application version H5 (4.1.5).
Kronolith is the Horde calendar application. It provides web-based calendars
backed by a SQL database or a Kolab server. Supported features include
Ajax and mobile interfaces, CalDAV support, shared calendars, remote calendars,
invitation management (iCalendar/iTip), free/busy management, resource
management, alarms, recurring events, and a sophisticated day/week view which
handles arbitrary numbers of overlapping events. For more information on
Kronolith, visit http://www.horde.org/apps/kronolith.
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Ok thanks and I've noticed that it's been updated and it's great!
Ok thanks and I've noticed that it's been updated and it's great!
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