Re: Question about "Search"

[Roberto Bartali]

Hello Janos and thank for your answer
Ok, now i unterstood how piler search function works.





I tried this solution and it seems working.

Many thanks for your help

Roberto

Il 08/05/2013 14:06, Janos SUTO ha scritto:

So, if i would like perform the default search in both directions (In and Sent mail) i should modify the file you indicated in this way: if($f_f == '' && $o_f == '' && $f_t == '' && $o_t == '') { return "@to $all_your_addresses| @from $all_your_addresses"; } I think it will be very appreciated adding a config option for this feature, possibly concerning all the directions (To, From, Both).

Hello Roberto,

On 2013-05-08 12:41, Roberto Bartali wrote:

Hi everyone
 I'm new to mailpiler and just trying to understand if is it suitable
for my organization needs. I'm using compiled version of mailpiler and
sphinx.
 This is the "problem": if i search a message using the "search"
button it performa a query only for received messages. If I want to
extend the search to the "Sent" messages i must use the "Advanced
Search" writing my mail address in the "From" field.
 Is this a normal behavior?

then an email address filter is applied based on his email addresses to
search within only his emails. If the user defines whether to search in
the sent emails, then it's honored and set accordingly in the filter
expression.


filter is set which narrows the search to the received emails.

Option #1 is to use the "advanced" search and specify your own address.
The other option is to write 'from: your@address' to the long search
field.

yes, it's a feature, not a bug :-) If a regular user issues a search query However if you just enter some subject or body expression then the default

 Can I modify it by configuration settings?

Edit model/search/search.php, and around the 215th line it says:



change it to the following:




or received emails, then the gui will focus on the sent emails.


defult: the sent or the received.


Janos

if($f_f == '' && $o_f == '' && $f_t == '' && $o_t == '') { return "@to $all_your_addresses"; } if($f_f == '' && $o_f == '' && $f_t == '' && $o_t == '') { return "@from $all_your_addresses"; } and from then if a user doesn't define whether he wants to search in the sent Perhaps I'll add a config.php option to define which direction to prefer by

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