On 12/18/2012 10:47 PM, Janos SUTO wrote: > > On 2012-12-18 18:19, Serafin wrote: > >> to make it more user-friendly I would like to see this feature as popup >> window with all addresses listed and check-boxes next to them. >> Also you'd need Restore button on this popup, which would invoke real >> restore action > > ok, I modified it, please check it out on piler.aaa.fu.acts,hu. When you > click on the 'Restore message to mailbox' link, then an overlay comes in > where you can select the checkboxes, then click on either 'Restore' or > 'Cancel'. So try it, and let me see whether it's any better. >
this is exactly what I though about - Thanks > >> Apart from that - my customer requested to have the possibility to >> restore email not only to recipients but also to senders; but as I >> understand you have to work on backend to 'feed' interface with data > > wait a minute. Do you mean that your customer wants to have even the From: > address in the selectable checkboxes, even if the email arrived from > outside? > well, the 'direction' depends - if you are catching all emails via always_bcc then You may want to restore some mails to addresses from From: and sometimes to addresses from To:/CC: My customer just don't want to be limited to email recipients only (To:/CC: fields), but also wants to have the possibility to restore mail to sender (From:) if he/she is from his domain. To make it 100% clear - we are paying attention to our users _only_. > Currently you can restore the email to your own domain addresses, eg. what > you defined on the Domains page. > if it works this way - it's perfect! I just haven't found code which is responsible for this filtering (honestly speaking I haven't been looking for it too long...) Thanks, Jarek
