Paul Lesneiwski said: >> >> > wm> Version 1.4.4 >> >> > wm> Upgrading from older version the toggle all link at the bottom >> of >> >> > wm> the page no longer causes a jump to the top of the page as well >> as >> >> > wm> the toggling of all marks >> >> > >> >> > I noticed and missed that, too, but I assumed the change was >> >> > intentional. Going to the top of the page doesn't have much to do >> >> > with toggling everything, though it is quite often what I do next. >> >> > >> >> Well I normally go down my mailbox and check what I want to save, >> toggle >> >> at the bottom and delete everything else. AFAIK everything I do >> after >> >> the >> >> toggle is at the top of the page so going back up works for me. >> > >> > IIRC, the old (desired?) behavior only works in some browsers. If it >> > really is desired, the better fix IMO is to add an anchor at page top >> > and focus on that after doing the toggle. >> Ok, of course it worked on both IE and FireFox, which were the only two >> browsers to which I have access. >> >> Ok there is an anchor tag already <a name="pagetop"></a> Is the problem >> the use of the ancor tag # vs javascript() or the lack of a name with >> the >> anchor tag? >> i.e., <a href="#pagetop" onClick="CheckAllINBOX();">Toggle All</a> >> ? > > The problem is that not 100% of the browsers out there will respect > the anchor after the onClick I think (although they SHOULD, so > technically, just reverting back to what it was is probably good > enough). Since it is a javascript action anyway, we can force focus > to the anchor after checking the checkboxes and return false (although > not necessary to return false if the link is doing the same thing) to > be more safe IMO. > > I guess the question is why this was changed and if anyone really > likes the change. > Thanks, of course I would vote for reverting to the original behavior ;-) I noticed a similar construct (i.e., javascript()) in the addrbook_search_html.php script, but this behavior is masked since it appears only at the top of the page (compose an email and then click on the 'Address' button. BTW: Paul, I'm trying to get the details you need on the serverside filter problem, sorry for the delay.
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