Problem with Identities

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Reported by jerome on 12 Nov 2007 10:23 UTC as Trac ticket #1484659

I can't change or add identities in Personnal Settings. If I want to change or to add identies the button Save isn't clickable (same thing for the delete one).

Migrated-From: http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484659

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Comment by jerome on 12 Nov 2007 10:30 UTC

Oups I forgot I try with the sqlite and mysql backend and I have the same problem.

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Comment by chris hodgetts on 19 Nov 2007 19:47 UTC

This is happening to me as well. Are you using the Debian Package for this?

I am using the Debian Package, and if this is the case then you should contact the package maintainer for Debian.

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Comment by @thomascube on 20 Nov 2007 10:57 UTC

Please check the error logs and provide more information about your environment (PHP version, database, package or direct install, browsers, etc.)

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Comment by chris hodgetts on 20 Nov 2007 22:46 UTC

Nothing of note in the Error logs:

System is running the latest DebianUnstable PHP5 (php4 was removed), both MySQL and SQLite (Every install results in a dropped database), package installed from apt-get install roundcube (apt auto installed required dependences)-- Mozilla on Windows / Linux, and IE on Windows 2k and XP.

When reporting it as a bug on the Debian package site, I included this which I should have included here, but assumed it was a Debian specific bug as it's quite a big deal and assumed it would have been fixed.

 

Which was a copy and paste from the Identies Page Source as you can see the buttons are "disabled", one of the package maintainers said, JavaScript might be changing it, but I asked for more info and none was forthcoming at this time, but noticed there was an update here, so including what I have given them.

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Comment by jerome on 22 Nov 2007 00:21 UTC

I use the same package than chris_hodgetts (the debian unstable one) on a Debian Etch with PHP 5.2.0 (no php 4). I try with Iceweasel on Debian (2.0.9) and Firefox (2.0) on Windows XP and I have the button problem. And I watch with firebug and I have this code :

I have nothing in the log file.

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Comment by chris hodgetts on 22 Nov 2007 03:57 UTC

Jerome you might want to also log this as a bug on the debian..

Bug#452016 for you record..

I really dont think it's a bug with Roundcube source.

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Comment by toots on 26 Nov 2007 10:11 UTC

Hi all !

I also experience this issue with current debian package.

However, I really don't think it comes from the package since this used to work with previous packages..

If devels could explain us why and when a submit button can be disabled by roundcube, it'll help debugging a lot.

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Comment by toots on 26 Nov 2007 15:11 UTC

Ok, problem was from our side, applogies, you may shut this bug now.

By the way, it would be nice if the 'gpl-only' release was mostly the 'roundcube-only' release.

As packagers, we have to remove everything that's not roundcube-only in order to use our own package.

That's the only way to handle security fix for the distribution as a whole, but it's also a pain for packagers since we have to look down for every included projects, and replace them with projects we package separatly.

This also leads to issues since, as we're not upstream developpers, so we can't always be sure we've done things right...

Of course, it's not a particular criticism for roundcube, this issue is the same for a lot of webapp projects, and we understand you'd like to have a drop-and-play tarball....

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Comment by @till on 10 Feb 2008 16:38 UTC

@toots - Thanks!

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Status changed by @till on 10 Feb 2008 16:38 UTC

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