r=alecf
major fixes for the new folder / rename folder / subscribe dialogs.
we no longer use an html select for the folder picker.
now we use cascading menu popups, like the copy and move menus.
this fixes a lot of bugs, and allows pre-flighting to finally work.
our folder data source has some new properies:
CanFileMessages, CanSubscribe, CanRename, and CanCreateSubfolders
we use these to determine what cascading menu to build, what to disable, etc.
also, nsMessenger::NewFolder() and nsMessenger::RenameFolder() were changes to
take a nsIRDFResource instead of a nsIDOMXULElement. Before we were
passing through to the back end the selected xul element, now we pass
the resource in.
other cool side effects:
in the copy & move menus, you don't get the choice to file or copy to a server, on folders
in the rename dialog, you can't pick a server, on a folder
in the new folder dialog, you can't pick the imap inbox. (* more needs to be done here.)
bugs fixed: #14773, #14254, #20599, #20646
r=alecf
a couple bullet proofing fixes to prevent some crashes reported on fullcircle
r=bienvenu
- get rid of GetAccountManager call (it's now a service)
- move hacks GetCurrentIdentity and GetCurrentServer into the account manager for now
- eliminate these calls from nsMsgMailSession
- update all call sites (C++ and JS)
r=mscott
new string bundle (messenger.properties) for use by the messenger application
fix widgetglue.js to use the string bundle. now we get the title of the
new folder / subscribe dialog from the string bundle.
also fix the problem where the new folder / subscribe dialog wouldn't open
if zero, or more than one server / folder were selected.
model for url listeners. The manager now uses an
nsIsupportsArray to keep references to all of the url listeners.
However, in order to prevent circular references (which is
why I was using a nsVoidArray before), when we issue the on stop
call to a url listener, we automatically release our ref
to that object.
r=rhp
form widget "types" changed to be leading-letter capitalized, which busted the heck out of everything.
couldn't find a reviewer, but this has to be fixed for tomorrow
r=me
with the uri loader.
The mail window is also a nsIURIContentListener. Implement this interface such that doContent requests
are forwarded to the webshell for our message.
r=sspitzer
gracefully handle migration if the user used movemail (unix only) in 4.x
wrap all the movemail code with #defines, it is not needed on non-unix
platforms. movemail is still not supported, but at least now migration
(of bookmarks and cookies) doesn't fail, and you can see your old mail
in 5.0.
