If you're seeing this in Firefox 3.5, then it's probably this:

Bug 47711 - FF3.5 throws protection error

Mozilla fixed it as of 3.6.

-Conrad

That mockup is actually a 4-pane view. For our next major release (6.0), we will give the user the option of having the reading pane on the right rather than at the bottom. The need for a fourth pane...

There are a couple of constants in ZmContactList.js that you might want to look at:

ZmContactList.AC_GAL_TIMEOUT = 15; // GAL autocomplete timeout (in seconds)
ZmContactList.AC_GAL_FAILURES =...

appCtxt is now a global (window) variable, so try one of these:

appCtxt.getUsername()
appCtxt._activeAccount.name

AjxRpc.invoke hasn't changed. The problem is that you're creating a callback with an object context, but your function is static. You should either make your class concrete, using a prototype so that...

I agree, reading convs upward is a bit of a pain. It's like that, not surprisingly, because the msgs in the conv follow the same sort order as the list of convs.

There's one catch - we still want...

This should be working in 5.0GA:

Bug 6082 - enable notification for delegate stores/shared folders

There are a lot of types of notifications to handle, and the GA release doesn't handle all of...

Take a look at ZimbraServer/docs/query.txt

-Conrad

That nasty situation is due to overzealous input checking, which has since been removed and will not be present in our next release. See related bug 14390.

-Conrad

That's exactly why I introduced the "hybrid" conversation view. I was also tired of going back and forth to view a different conversation. Available in 5.0 when it's released and in the SVN...

We have a mechanism called Zimlets for doing stuff like that. One possible feature of a Zimlet is recognizing patterns in content and highlightling them as objects that can be interacted with. For...

How you do it depends on where you're adding the button: whether in the core client code, or via a zimlet. Either way, you'd probably create an operation for it - an operation in the ZCS client...

"_496" is a result of minimizing the code (which we do through rhino), which among other things converts local variable names into short names.

We're working on improving behavior during the large...

It matters where the cursor is on the row when you right-click. You need to be over a participant when you right-click to get the participant menu, which has the "Add To Contacts" or "Edit Contact"...

Hitting the Esc key will also make the menu go away.

-Conrad

One possibility is that their browser isn't handling CSS at all. We use CSS rules for a ton of stuff, including colors and images which are lacking (except the Zimbra logo). Weird that it's happening...

A request has already been filed as bug 11141. Feel free to vote for it!

Autocomplete against a shared address book is non-trivial: We either need to read in the shared address book during startup...

In terms of the Ajax client, there's really no such thing as "adjust the html". A browser represents a DOM tree. You can create a DOM tree by sending HTML to the browser (which parses it and creates...

Actually, the Ajax client supports that, with the following query string args: view=msg&id=12345

Check out bug 10317. If it's close to what you're looking for, vote for it.

It covers the case where you want to apply an action to an entire set of search results (which includes, for example,...

Are you using some hacked/rebranded version of FF2? Several of us in the office have been using FF2 for a while with both the web client and the admin client without any problems. It sounds like the...

I agree. While minor, it's something that I found annoying the first time I saw it. It seems more clever than useful. I just filed an RFE (13685 in bugzilla), feel free to vote for it.

I've seen it too. Bug 12318

The general case is that we need a way to select all the results of a particular search, rather than just the ones that are visible, so that any action (delete, flag, move, mark read, etc) may be...

In general, we don't show the total because we don't know it. For the sake of efficiency, our server performs searches with a LIMIT clause. For example, if you search your mail for 'xml', you will...