Closed Bug 80371 Opened 24 years ago Closed 24 years ago

Unable to create a subfolder of a non-ascii folder on the Local tree

Categories

(MailNews Core :: Internationalization, defect)

x86
Windows NT
defect
Not set
normal

Tracking

(Not tracked)

VERIFIED DUPLICATE of bug 39757

People

(Reporter: marina, Assigned: nhottanscp)

Details

(Keywords: intl, regression)

**** observed with 2001-05-11-04 build ****
Steps to reproduce:
- select a non-ascii folder on the Local tree;
- go Folder| New folder;
- enter a name for the subfolder ( it doesn't matter ascii or non-ascii name);
- click Ok to close the dlgbox;
//note: you are not able to do so, only dimiss it by Canceling
( it doesn't happen with the ascii folder on Local and it doesn't happen with 
non-ascii subfolder on IMAP, you can create a subfolder for a non-ascii folder 
on the IMAP account fine)
I think this is a regression from NS6. IQA, please check when this started to
happen.

Reassign to putterman, any related changes around local folder name since NS6?
Assignee: nhotta → putterman
Keywords: intl, nsbeta1, regression
forgot to mention: it applies only to non-ascii folder that has an encoding 
different then the system one.
it doesn't happen in NS6 RTM
>it applies only to non-ascii folder that has an encoding
>different then the system one.
That's not really supported. Reassign back to me.

Assignee: putterman → nhotta
Keywords: nsbeta1
but we supporting the creation of a folder with different charsets on the
Local..? then why not a subfolder?
No, that for imap only, not for local folder, I don't think that's supported.
I found the bug, it's a dup of bug 39757.


*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 39757 ***
Status: NEW → RESOLVED
Closed: 24 years ago
Resolution: --- → DUPLICATE
in 39757 the problem was ( and it does look like the same one) about folder
naming to be non-os dependant but itlooks like it is not now! i can creat a
folder on the Local account with any charset ( i couldn't before...) Does that
mean that bug # 39757 is fixed and we have to extend the fix for subfolders?
Not likely..., you want to try other cases (i.e. non Latin1 folder on Latin1 OS).
so EN system and Greek folder name is not qualified..?
Basically, the code is not written to support them (there is a limitaion to one
charset, i.e. system are not always support unicode file name).
I agree that it's confusing if it works for somecases and not for others. But
it's not suppose to work, that's all I can say.
then let's call it a miracle: on my english system i can create all sorts of
folders on the Local account ( russian, greek, japanese...:-)
It's not persistent, once you quit the app and relaunch, the folder are gone.
QA Contact: ji → marina
verified as such
Status: RESOLVED → VERIFIED
Product: MailNews → Core
Product: Core → MailNews Core
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