Hi Gert,
Gert Blij schrieb:
I am new to OOo, but very enthusiastic about this product and really want to
help. Therefore I got myself to the point where I can submit issues.
That's great (not man users do that ;-) ).
Ok, you limited your search with to many details. The search criteria need to be not so strict. (Esp. as we are in Beta stage with a lot of snapshots available at the same time).I did the first one yesterday, only to find that it had been submitted before. However, when I did a query for the issue (emailing a PDF as attachment corrupts the file name extension to *0pdf.dat), I only found these four issues: 44017, 44122, 44088 and 44260, none of which pertained to the issue with the extension corruption.
On the issue query screen all I did was define the Version as 2.0 beta and
entered "PDF" first in the "summary" box and then in the "description entry"
box.
There are two main problems with your query (at least I think so):
1st: limitation to "OOo 2.0 beta"
This limits the query to all bugs that were *first* found in this version. So .. actually we still have open bugs that were found weeks ago. So what i do is to include "OOo 2.0 beta" and all milestones from 680m69 upwards (means "680m69" to "680m84")
2nd: limitation to "open" issues (what is the default for a new query)
The status of a bug referes to the codebase. That means it will take days or even weeks from the point, where the issue is "fixed" to a binary with the bugfix. So I'd rather deselct all of the status items (or alternatively select all).
So with this two changes an the keyword PDF you will get a larger list, including your Issue.
There might be other (and better) hints for issuezilla queries. But I hope, I could help a little.
Andre
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