> I'm reminded that for list discussions, it's nice to have the option > (either globally or per-user) to not get messages to the list that > you > sent yourself. OK, this is easy enough globally; I'll put it on the to-do. Cheers, Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

> Messages from moderators are still ignored for discussion lists > when moderators are allowed. As a workaround I changed the > following line from sub validate_msg (dada_bridge): I'm not having trouble getting this to function incorrectly, here's what's printed if I manually start the process via the web interface: [snip] ------------------------------------------------------------------------ List: k Logging into POP3 server: mail.example.com Trying secure login... POP3 Login succeeded. POP3 ...Continue Reading

Some dada discussion list feedback: I'm reminded that for list discussions, it's nice to have the option (either globally or per-user) to not get messages to the list that you sent yourself. Mark ...Continue Reading

On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 10:20:04PM -0000, Dada Mail (Justin Simoni) wrote: > > That's a good point Mark. Many JS-tricked out web apps have a bare- > bones version that gives most of the facilities that they whiz-bang > does. For example, Google's Gmail has a "standard" and "basic" view. > Dada Mail doesn't - nor does Dada Mail have a interactive shell-type > application, which would be a nice project/wish list thing. It would > also force most, if not all the Business ...Continue Reading

> The point is, it's always nice to work with JavaScript if you can, > because even tech-savvy admins might like or need to access the admin > area without JavaScript now and then. > > The question is then: Is this an edge case worth considering > supporting > in Dada Mail? That's up to you. That's a good point Mark. Many JS-tricked out web apps have a bare- bones version that gives most of the facilities that they whiz-bang does. For example, Google's Gmail has a "standard" and &qu ...Continue Reading

On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 06:10:04PM -0000, Shane Clintberg wrote: > > In practice, I think it's reasonable to assume that all Dada Mail > administrators will have JavaScript enabled...or will at least know how to > do so. Wouldn't you agree? Generally, yes. Here's one case to consider when JavaScript wouldn't be available: Our corporate ticket tracking system is not normally accessible outside our network. If I need to use it from home, I can ssh into my desktop at work, and then use a text-based browser ...Continue Reading

On Mon, Aug 22, 2005 at 02:45:05AM -0000, Robert G. Werner wrote: > > On 08/21/2005 -0700, Mark Stosberg shouted from > a passing locomotive: > [snip[ > > TortoiseCVS is nice, and I would like to see that kind of tool appear for > > darcs. > > > > I'll soon try to provide some details so those who are interested in can > > play with darcs in a non-committal way and use that experience to > > confirm whether you want to move that direction. > > > > > [s ...Continue Reading

> 1. At the bottom of the screen 'Manage Copy | Email Messages' there > is a table to explain the available tags. The following tags are > not listed, but they can be very usefull: OK, we'll make sure that in there; > 2. > Since we have a 'list switch' button at the left upper corner, the > link "Sign In to Another List" seems to be superfluous. I would > prefer to change this link to 'Administration' e.g. in case we want > to create a new list. So I changed the following li ...Continue Reading

> Messages from moderators are still ignored for discussion lists > when moderators are allowed. As a workaround I changed the > following line from sub validate_msg (dada_bridge): OK, I'll check on this; Justin Simoni ...Continue Reading

> Your third improvement -- the button-less list switcher -- will > render that > dropdown menu unusable if JavaScript is disabled. And although I'm > still > pretty new to the program, I'm noticing that several other control- > panel > functions require JavaScript also...which is why I added an explicit > statement of its necessity (alongside the cookies-enabled > requirement) to > the admin login page. Let's have Javascript a requirement for admin stuff - but none for the actu ...Continue Reading