> Location bar, address bar, ...toh-may-toh, toh-mah-toh. > > To clarify: If you look in the... > bar-in-your-browser-where-URLs-show-up-and-can-be-typed-in ;-) , an > "&" is exactly what *should* be there. But to describe that "&" > anywhere > inside an HTML document -- even inside an element's 'href' > attribute! -- > it should always be encoded as "&". Understood, those are BOTH the old style, the new style is to use semicolons instead of ampersands, ...Continue Reading

> > ampersands (&) should be escaped (&). [The same is not true if > > typing them...into your browser's location bar > check out what's in the address bar > when you submit something to google Location bar, address bar, ...toh-may-toh, toh-mah-toh. To clarify: If you look in the... bar-in-your-browser-where-URLs-show-up-and-can-be-typed-in ;-) , an "&" is exactly what *should* be there. But to describe that "&" anywhere inside an HTML document -- even inside an element's 'href ...Continue Reading

> A quick validation note: when writing multiple values into URLs as > above, > ampersands (&) should be escaped (&). [The same is not true if > typing > them in a plain text message or into your browser's location bar; > this only > applies to (X)HTML.] You're correct, although it seems that at least in Moz, it still creates the old style way - check out what's in the address bar when you submit something to google: http://www.google.com/search? num=100&hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=something ...Continue Reading

> print ' method="get">'; > > into: > > print ' method="post">'; > > and now it works! (tested for over 125 archived messages deleted at > once). > You're right - there is a limitation on how long a, "get" can be, I believe. I wasn't aware that that form used, "get". Again, I applaud your investigative skills and I'll make the changes to the program soon! Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

For anyone who's interested in using/testing with Opera:   As part of its 10th anniversary "virtual online party," Opera is giving away registration codes. (Never used it myself...but I believe without registration, the browser is ad-supported.) You can grab 'em at:   http://my.opera.com/community/party/reg.dml (Real email address not required.)   Presumably this is a limited-time thing. (Hope I've been vague enough to avoid setting off anyone's spam filters....) Post: mailto:dadadev ...Continue Reading

> When using the form method "get", a query-string is used to submit form data to the server: > > URI?name=value&name=value[etc] A quick validation note: when writing multiple values into URLs as above, ampersands (&) should be escaped (&). [The same is not true if typing them in a plain text message or into your browser's location bar; this only applies to (X)HTML.] In this case, of course, the change to method="post" will make this moot...and even if it didn't, I've never had any funct ...Continue Reading

Hi all, When using the form method "get", a query-string is used to submit form data to the server: URI?name=value&name=value[etc] When there are many archived messages to be deleted, the query string becomes very long. When its exceeds a certain length, at least Internet Explorer doesn't submit the form anymore. Maybe there is a length restriction for a URI? Otherwise this is a restriction for at least IE. The problem can be easily solved. Since "mail.cgi" use a CGI object to obtain form data ...Continue Reading

> Any comments? First, of course: what a weird little option! ...Basically, my first thoughts aren't big-picture stuff at all, but merely a few usability details. Here's a point-form brain dump: - As it seems to be an either/or choice: should the first two checkboxes be changed to radio buttons instead? And if so, should "Do not archive this message" be a choice as well? [Remember, I'm seeing this screenshot completely out of context.] - I know that Dada Mail uses the American date order (mm/dd/yyyy) r ...Continue Reading

One thing that I neglected to work on that's part of the, "to-do" for 2.10 was a way - some way to edit archived messages. At the moment, I don't have a full blown MIME editor that would work in all - or most - or even some circumstances, but I thought the next best thing would be a way to add new messages without sending the message out and also a way to back date the message - so you could at least add new messages to the archive, and sort of edit old messages by deleting them and re-adding them ...Continue Reading

> Ive still got the impression that no form is sent at all (no blue > "loading" bar showed in the status bar of IE, no upload network > traffic detected by my Netmeter http://readerror.gmxhome.de/), but > I have to check that once more. Strange, can you see if there are any javascript errors? I'm not sure how to do that in IE, but Mozilla/Firefox has a JS debugger - just type in: javascript: to bring it up; To let you know, I've been working on making the deletion stuff a little ...Continue Reading