Closed
Bug 7917
Opened 27 years ago
Closed 27 years ago
Regression - fails to highlight folder/thread when selected
Categories
(SeaMonkey :: MailNews: Message Display, defect, P1)
Tracking
(Not tracked)
VERIFIED
WORKSFORME
M7
People
(Reporter: pmock, Assigned: bugzilla)
Details
Build:
June 10 Win32 seamonkey build (19990901008) running on Gateway P200 Win98
Problem:
Regression. Previously when you select a mail folder or message thread, it
would highlight the name. In todays build, it does not highlight what you
select. This makes it difficult to tell where you are.
Note: I did not have a chance to check Linux or PPC.
Steps to reproduce problem:
0) Remove Mozregistry.dat from Windows directory
Delete the previous profile
My prefs50.js was configured for POP3
1) Run apprunner application
2) Open Messenger from the Task menu
3) Double click on the the server name or icon
Notice that it does not highlight the server name.
4) Click on the Inbox folder
Notice that it does not highlight the Inbox name
5) Click on one of the message thread to display it.
Notice that the message is displayed but the message thread is not
highlighted.
I think this was a problem introduced by hyatt (per email discussions). cc:
hyatt.
fyi
This also occurs in this morning PPC(1999061009) and Linux (1999061008) builds.
Changing platforms to all.
I just tried the re-spin seamonkey builds on Mac and Linux (1999-06-10-13).
Highlighting appears to work again.
I just got todays win32 respin build (1999-06-10-14) on my machine. It appears
to work now on Win32 too. Hummm. I guess Jeff, you can mark it as works for me.
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Updated•27 years ago
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Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 27 years ago
Resolution: --- → WORKSFORME
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Updated•27 years ago
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Target Milestone: M7
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Comment 6•27 years ago
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It seems that we get some strange RDF problems this morning, that could have
been related with this problem.
Updated•21 years ago
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Product: Browser → Seamonkey
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