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Oliver Dörr wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Caulier Gilles wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Le Lundi 11 Juillet 2005 08:50, Oliver Dörr a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">Caulier Gilles wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Le Dimanche 10 Juillet 2005 20:34, Stephan van den Akker a écrit :
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<pre wrap="">/Oliver Dörr wrote:/
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<pre wrap="">Hmmm,
i can't confirm the bug. -remote works on my system. Could you test it
by starting thunderbird and typing
touch /tmp/file1
/opt/thunderbird/thunderbird -remote
"xfeDoCommand(composeMessage,attachment='<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="file://tmp/file1">file://tmp/file1</a>'
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="file://tmp/file1%27"><file://tmp/file1%27></a>)"
into a shell. This should bring a message window up with file1 attached.
Oliver
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<pre wrap="">Your commands work, Oliver! I also found out that "e-mail images.." works
when an instance of thunderbird is already running. But still no succes
when thunderbird is not running....
With mozilla-mail "e-mail images.." works, even if it is not running.
System: SuSE 9.2, KDE 3.3.0
Software setup:
- digikam 0.7.3
- digikamimageplugins 0.7.3
- kipi-plugins 0.1.0 beta 2
- libkipi 0.1.1 (all downloaded from sf.net and compiled from source)
- thunderbird 1.0.2 (downloaded from <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="http://www.mozilla.org">www.mozilla.org</a>)
- mozilla 1.7.7 (standard SuSE 9.2 rpm's)
Seeing that things do work as expected with mozilla-mail, is it a digikam
bug or a thunderbird bug?
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<pre wrap="">Also, when i have implemented SendImages plugin, i have used thunderbird
0.5.x to test. With this thunderbird version all is ok. Next release have
been broken something in the code, but Netscape and mozzila mailer works
fine.
That all. This is not my job to fix thunderbird. Please contact
thunderbird team to fix this problem.
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<pre wrap="">Hi Gilles,
the only thing i'm asking for is if you start thunderbird with - remote.
If so then i wonder why it works for netscape and mozilla. As far as i
understood the -remote requires a parameter that we are not using and
not needing. If you don't want to test it, i will try to do that next
weekend. But i'm not a C++ Programmer and i have never used KDE and QT
API. So i'm not sure if i could make it.
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Well, i working hard on 0.8.0 release of image editor plugins actually. Too,
i'm currently out of my office (hollidays).
You can try to test very easily to change the source of sendimage.cpp on line
419 for the first stage and in line 682 for the second stage (if the first is
failed).
Gilles
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<pre wrap=""><!---->I will test it on the weekend. I had programmed C and against the GUI
from ATARI in the past, so i should be able to make this little
modifications and send you the details after that.
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Hmmm, <br>
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i tested a bit and i believe my method will fix this problem, but i
need a little help coding the bug fix. In fact i need two pieces of code<br>
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1. I need a way to detect wether thunderbird/mozilaa/netscape is
running. This is needed because otherwise i'll have toi start it on my
own (this works already fine on my system).<br>
2. I need a bit of code to wait a short time (5 seconds or so). I found
some documentation about QTimer for doing this, but QTimer has to be
connected with a method that it will start after the time is over. I
just need a sleep for 5 seconds. Is there a way to do this or do ihave
to write my 1st QT/KDE method?<br>
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Any wise guy likes to help me?<br>
Oliver<br>
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