98541 - Non-ascii filters are not diffirentiated from ascii filters if more than one criteria

Status: VERIFIED WORKSFORME

(MailNews Core :: Internationalization, defect, P3)

Description

[marina]

**** observed with 2001-09-06 build ****
Steps to reproduce:
- open mail;
- go Edit|Message filters;
- create an ascii filter with following criteria: Name "filter", subject
contains "filter", priority "high" , move to "Trash";
- create a non-ascii filter with the following criterias: Name "f+
Alt+0+252"lter" ( the first char could also be c,d.etc), subject contains
"s+Alt+0 +252bject", priority "high", move to folder ( any folder, ascii,
non-ascii doesn't matter);
- send 2  mails with the above criterias;
//note the result: both mails ended up in Trash
NB: if there is only one criteria for the filter than it is working correctly

Comment 1

[marina]

changing qa contact

Comment 2

[Roy Yokoyama]

== assigning Mail bugs to ftang until nhotta comes back

Comment 3

[marina]

and one more condition to be met: the non-ascii filter should follow the ascii
one. You can test it by moving ascii filter to the top and non-ascii filter down
, after the ascii one. If the first (ascii) filter has a condition to move all
messages that meet certain criteria to Trash then the non-ascii filter will do
just the same despite that its condition was to move messages to say "Travel".
That's a very annoying bug, i found a lot of important messages deleted (moved
to Trash...)

Comment 4

[Frank Tang]

move to nhotta. It seems our filter code treat non ASCII char not as expected.

Comment 5

[nhottanscp]

Is this about non ASCII filter name or filter criteraia in non ASCII?
Marina, could you attach a screen shot of "Filter Rules" dialog?

Comment 6

[marina]

Naoki,
this is non-ascii filter that follows the ascii filter, i do have a non-ascii
criteria as well but the key here is to have more than one criteria, for example
"priority", as soon as the second criteria is added and the non-ascii filter is
beneath the ascii filter it is behaving as the ascii filter. If the condition of
the ascii filter is to throw messages to Trash then the non-ascii one will do
just the same. "Filter rules" and the first screen of the filter window to follow

Comment 7

[marina]

Attachment: here is a screen shot of the first window that shows all filters i have

Comment 8

[marina]

Attachment: here is a screen shot of the first(ascii ) "Filter Rules" dlgbox

Comment 9

[marina]

Attachment: here is a screen shot of the non-ascii "Filter Rules" dlgbox

Comment 10

[nhottanscp]

If you change the filter name from "büg" to "bug", then a mail with subject
contains "büg" and priority high message won't go to the trash?

Comment 11

[nhottanscp]

I cannot reproduce, created the two filters as the screen shots, tested on 
Windows 2000 US with 0.9.4 branch build 10/05.
Subject with 'büg' did not move to trach but moved to the folder which I 
specified in the filter.
Any other condition I have to set?

Comment 12

[nhottanscp]

This works for me.

Comment 13

[marina]

verified as wfm