On 1/31/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nate wrote:
>
> > I'll try to find some other web debugging plugins for firefox
> > to see if that gives more insight.
>
>
> Some good progress, from my last half dozen tests it appears I
> cannot reproduce the problem if I go directly to SM 1.4.9a
>
>
nate wrote:
> I'll try to find some other web debugging plugins for firefox
> to see if that gives more insight.
Some good progress, from my last half dozen tests it appears I
cannot reproduce the problem if I go directly to SM 1.4.9a
In the past when I upgraded SM I put it off a sub directory
nate wrote:
> just when I thought I made some progress...
> I went to my ubuntu laptop with firefox 1.5.0.8 and the frame
> still vanishes even after physically restarting. Also with
> Mozilla 1.7.12 under Ubuntu(which for me unlike firefox I have
> no plugins installed in mozilla that may interfe
nate wrote:
> I've left plugins off all night and so far I have not been able to
> reproduce the problem in firefox 1.5. But in IE 6.0 I still get it
> every time. I'll leave plugins off for another day or so and see if
> I can get it to happen again. In IE6 I don't get any errors like
> this anym
Fredrik Jervfors wrote:
>> my SM is possessed!
>
> ...Or maybe your web server. This might be one of those cases when a
> re-install of the web server and PHP might do the trick. This is just a
> far fetched suggestion though. I've no real reason to suspect the server
> to be the culprit, but then
On 1/24/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Lesniewski said:
>
> >> Error: window.parent.frames.left has no properties
> >> Source File:
> >> https://webmail.linuxpowered.net/sm149a/src/right_main.php?PG_SHOWALL=0&sort=0&startMessage=1&mailbox=user.hostmaster
> >> Line: 62
> >
> > You need t
> my SM is possessed!
...Or maybe your web server. This might be one of those cases when a
re-install of the web server and PHP might do the trick. This is just a
far fetched suggestion though. I've no real reason to suspect the server
to be the culprit, but then again: if SquirrelMail isn't broke
Paul Lesniewski said:
>> Error: window.parent.frames.left has no properties
>> Source File:
>> https://webmail.linuxpowered.net/sm149a/src/right_main.php?PG_SHOWALL=0&sort=0&startMessage=1&mailbox=user.hostmaster
>> Line: 62
>
> You need to show what is on line 62, and WHAT click on your part
> ca
Tomas Kuliavas said:
> could you disable folder_synch plugin?
just tried disabling all plugins again, restarted apache2
just incase, and no difference
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/public_html/sm149a/config$ grep -i plugin config.php
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/public_html/sm149a/config$
> Never trust values wri
On 1/23/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nate said:
> > Paul Lesniewski said:
> >
> >> Since clicking on one of these links loads the page in the parent
> >> frame, but the links clearly have target="right", unless the frameset
> >> code (feel free to show that too) is somehow borked (bad HTML
>> You get zero sized response. I think some PHP versions do that on
>> memory_limit error.
>
> You are right! I was looking again at IE6 and when the problem
> happened I checked that little icon and got the details --
>
> --
> window.frames.parent.left.document is null or not an object
> --
cou
nate said:
> Paul Lesniewski said:
>
>> Since clicking on one of these links loads the page in the parent
>> frame, but the links clearly have target="right", unless the frameset
>> code (feel free to show that too) is somehow borked (bad HTML or that
>> frame is not called "right"), then I cannot
Paul Lesniewski said:
> Since clicking on one of these links loads the page in the parent
> frame, but the links clearly have target="right", unless the frameset
> code (feel free to show that too) is somehow borked (bad HTML or that
> frame is not called "right"), then I cannot think that this ha
On 1/23/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Paul Lesniewski said:
>
> > Is this pure 1.4.9? You should show the code (HTML source) for the
> > left frame (before clicking). The target of all folder links should
> > be the "right" frame. Also, show what you have set for the "top
> > frame" in t
Paul Lesniewski said:
> Is this pure 1.4.9? You should show the code (HTML source) for the
> left frame (before clicking). The target of all folder links should
> be the "right" frame. Also, show what you have set for the "top
> frame" in the main config and whether or not you've fiddled with t
On 1/23/07, nate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jonathan Angliss said:
> > -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> > Hash: SHA1
> >
> > Hi nate,
>
> Hey! whats happenin
>
> > I've grepped the stable source code, and cannot find any reference to
> > the above javascript code. I've even gone down to just
Jonathan Angliss said:
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
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>
> Hi nate,
Hey! whats happenin
> I've grepped the stable source code, and cannot find any reference to
> the above javascript code. I've even gone down to just "frames", and
> while it does return a handful of results, non
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Hi nate,
On Tuesday, January 23, 2007, nate wrote:
> Tomas Kuliavas said:
>> You get zero sized response. I think some PHP versions do that on
>> memory_limit error.
> You are right! I was looking again at IE6 and when the problem
> happened I checke
nate said:
> Tomas Kuliavas said:
>
>> You get zero sized response. I think some PHP versions do that on
>> memory_limit error.
>
> You are right! I was looking again at IE6 and when the problem
> happened I checked that little icon and got the details --
>
> --
> window.frames.parent.left.documen
Tomas Kuliavas said:
> You get zero sized response. I think some PHP versions do that on
> memory_limit error.
You are right! I was looking again at IE6 and when the problem
happened I checked that little icon and got the details --
--
window.frames.parent.left.document is null or not an object
>> Some questions.
>
> thanks for the response!
>
>>
>> 1. Blank page means PHP error or memory_limit issue. Do you have PHP
>> display_errors set to on and error_reporting set to E_ALL? Could you
>> make
>> sure that PHP memory_limit is set higher than default value? If you use
>> default Postfix
Tomas Kuliavas said:
> Some questions.
thanks for the response!
>
> 1. Blank page means PHP error or memory_limit issue. Do you have PHP
> display_errors set to on and error_reporting set to E_ALL? Could you make
> sure that PHP memory_limit is set higher than default value? If you use
> default
> It's been almost a year since I first posted on this but was
> wondering if anyone else had seen this behavior since.
>
> I've been an SM user since ~1.0 was released in Jan of '01
> (or was it '02?). All versions up to 1.4.1 have worked quite
> well for me, really none have since, they all seem
It's been almost a year since I first posted on this but was
wondering if anyone else had seen this behavior since.
I've been an SM user since ~1.0 was released in Jan of '01
(or was it '02?). All versions up to 1.4.1 have worked quite
well for me, really none have since, they all seem to trigger
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