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Originally Posted by rogerg 1- I think you are missing my point. Select Junk. In the search field type --POSSIBLEJUNK. Therefore the search would look like "in:Junk --POSSIBLEJUNK". Click the search buttin and you will get a message that says can not parse search string. This is probably a bug as the search string should be excaped so that "--" could be in the search string. |
Try your search as:
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in:junk "--POSSIBLEJUNK"
When using the - we treat a single dash as a minus (ie filter out those terms). A double dash is causing the error. Quoting the string should search for it.
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Originally Posted by rogerg 2- Selection the Junk folder. Type any seach string you like it does not matter. The list of messages that have been selected that match the search appear. Now select on or more and then click the Delete button. These will disappear from the search results i.e. it looks like they got deleted (moved to the Trash folder). In actual fact this does not happen. The results are removed from the search result list but not actually deleted (moved to the Trash folder). This is a bug. I am not looking for the search to run automatically or anything else. |
Ok I was able to reproduce this. I filed bug 5051