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update: The same thing happens when I receive an email into the spam folder
that is only
text, as well as any email that have text embedded in a text frame, and also
any emails that
are purely a picture and nothing else.
It seems that it doesn't matter what type of email I receive in the spam
folder, whether
it be text, picture, or both (embedded or not) the popup will always grab the
text of the
latest email in the inbox regardless of whether this is an all text email or a
"text embedded in a
frame" email. However, if the email is a "text embedded in a frame" email then
the only text that
appears is any text that is outside and BEFORE any frames (such as attachment
"B.msg")
If the latest email in the inbox is a picture then the popup does not include
any text at all
(which implies it does not look for the next email in the inbox that IS text,
or test embedded)
to summarise,
A - control email - normal text email in inbox (see attachment "A.msg")
The popup for ANY type of emails received in the spam folder will use this
email message's text as the
message test in the popup.
Further email's received in the inbox will have their own text (if any).
B - control email - "text embedded in a frame" email in inbox. (see attachment
"B.msg")
The popup for any emails received in the spam folder will only contain the text
quoted outside and before
any frames such as attachments B1 and B3, or sometimes not at all as per
attachment B2.
Please note the popup for the control email itself does not contain any text
either other than the text
quoted outside and before any frames.
Further email's received in the inbox will have their own text (if any).
C - control email - picture email in inbox (see attachment "C.msg")
The popup for any emails received in the spam folder will not have any text
quoted in the popup.
Further email's received in the inbox will have their own text (if any).
Hope this helps
Many thanks
Original comment by pedro...@gmail.com
on 28 Dec 2011 at 5:23
Attachments:
Tried opening the "*.msg" attachments but couldn't (some issue with
permissions(?)). Have therefore copied the contents of each email (hopefully
keeping any formatting intact) into the below MS Word attachment.
Again, thanks
Original comment by pedro...@gmail.com
on 28 Dec 2011 at 5:33
Attachments:
Just as an after-thought, maybe it would be easier to simply give an option to
not receive notifications/popups for the spam folder, and trash folder, as I
also receive notifications for items I've just deleted that were still marked
as unread?
Many thanks
Original comment by pedro...@gmail.com
on 28 Dec 2011 at 5:49
This seems as an issue with Kaiten/K-9. My application simply responds to a
broadcast sent by the Kaiten/K-9 client. If their app is sending broadcasts
with incorrect information, there is no way for Droid Notify to compensate (The
actual email data is protected, only the email info provided in the Broadcast
is available).
I will try to replicate but I don't think that I can do anything about this.
Original comment by cs3vi...@gmail.com
on 3 Jan 2012 at 5:01
Not sure if you can but have a look at "e-mail Notifier" app as this seems to
work fine. It doesn't check (or whatever it is that it does) the spam or trash
folder, just the inbox, which i would be happy with, just not sure if anybody
else would. The only problem with that app is that it's so damn ugly. Yours is
a lot more polished in the looks dept.
Anyway, thanks for trying at least.
Original comment by pedro...@gmail.com
on 7 Jan 2012 at 3:10
I made some updates to the K-9 email code. Hopefully it behaves better. Version
3.0 should have all the updates.
Original comment by cs3vi...@gmail.com
on 6 Mar 2012 at 2:32
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
pedro...@gmail.com
on 27 Dec 2011 at 5:52Attachments: