Submitted by Tom on 2011/08/05 05:15
 
Havent used the thunderbird extension in a while.
 
It copies to the email grid correctly, but as soon as I click anywhere on the new email item, a download window opens with a dialogue box in front asking me do I want to open or save... (if I click open it opens in a thunderbird window.)
The html pane just shows "Navigation to the webpage was cancelled"
& just now, I got a message:
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InfoQube
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Replace the current content with the page: res://ieframe.dll/navcancl.htm#F:\[PATH REMOVED]\ItemID19419.eml ?
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Yes   No  
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I didnt get this before and will say no for the moment in case...
 
could this be to do with the new linking capabilities?
 
thanks, Tom
 
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Win 7 64bit ~ Portable latest IQ (9.25.V3)

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It is working here. Could something have been changed in IE settings ? Can IE open the .eml file and display it in its own window ?
 

Tom

2011/08/09 06:31

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

[quote=Pierre_Admin]
It is working here. Could something have been changed in IE settings ? Can IE open the .eml file and display it in its own window ?
[/quote]
 
it is a problem with IE, it goes into a loop and cannot open the file.
Will root around settings when I get a chance (dont remember changing anything but always a good possibility I did!)

Tom

2011/08/09 08:18

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

 
With default IE 8 settings (new windows install) it opens the download dialogue (why!! I'm trying to open, not download) - with "always ask for this filetype" selected.
I deselected that and clicked on open**, now the file gets directly opened in Thunderbird (default .eml handler).
 
** only options were open / save / cancel
 
Now in IQ, the email is opened in a seperate window by Thunderbird.
 
Anyone got any ideas here?
Would I have to make IE the default handler for eml?
Would that screw up Thunderbird?
 
 

Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable latest IQ  (9.25.V3)

Pierre_Admin

2011/08/09 12:13

In reply to by Tom

[quote=Tom]
Would I have to make IE the default handler for eml?
Would that screw up Thunderbird?
[/quote]
 
No you don't need to make IE the handler of .eml files (as yes, that would screw up Thunderbird). You need to tell IE to allow viewing of .eml files, same as it can view pdf, doc, xls, etc.
 
I'm not sure you this is done however...
 

Tom

2011/08/10 06:00

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

[quote=Pierre_Admin]
[quote=Tom]
Would I have to make IE the default handler for eml?
Would that screw up Thunderbird?
[/quote]
 
No you don't need to make IE the handler of .eml files (as yes, that would screw up Thunderbird). You need to tell IE to allow viewing of .eml files, same as it can view pdf, doc, xls, etc.
 
I'm not sure you this is done however... [/quote]
 
Can anyone confirm that IE opens eml files under XP?
I presume that's the way it worked for me under XP but I read about people also having problems with this under XP.
 
Have started a thread in the windows 7 forums, getting responses but nothing successful yet
 
 
EDIT it turns out there's even an add-on for IE to open eml files www.encryptomatic.com/msgviewer/ie/index.html - which seems to suggest it's not default behaviour - or maybe they just taking advantage of something/someone
 
 

Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable latest IQ  (9.25.V3)

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/12 12:56

In reply to by Tom

I'm still experiencing these problems too, Tom. However, in IQ v9.25 w4 IQ is only creating one copy of TB eml msgs. Other than that, the rest is still screwed up. If there are options to change in IE8 for IQ, I can't find them. If there's an option to change in IQ, I can't find it. If I'm supposed to look at file-type linkage thru control panel, maybe that's it but I don't want to mess w that unless I know it's going to help.
 
Pierre ?

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/13 13:21

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

IQ v9.26 w4
IE v8
OS Win7 Home Premium
 
See attached video
 
Pierre  !!

Pierre_Admin

2011/12/13 13:54

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

 Hi jan,
 
thanks for the video. 3 questions:
  1. Does the file itemid43205.eml exist in the .files folder ?
  2. Can IE display this file (file>open) ?
  3. Can you display the properties pane. What is the field value for ItemHTMLFile ?
 
 

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/13 14:05

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

1. yes
2. no
3.

Pierre_Admin

2011/12/13 14:34

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

 2.: You need to set IE so it can display eml files. Tom had this issue earlier I think... Tom ?
 
If this becomes more and more difficult to do, as MS puts on additional protection on IE, I could automatically rename the imported .eml file to .MHT... Or at least add it as an option (MHT files cannot have attachments...)
 

Tom

2011/12/14 03:10

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

[quote=Pierre_Admin]
 2.: You need to set IE so it can display eml files. Tom had this issue earlier I think... Tom ?
 
If this becomes more and more difficult to do, as MS puts on additional protection on IE, I could automatically rename the imported .eml file to .MHT... Or at least add it as an option (MHT files cannot have attachments...)
[/quote]
 
I was never able to resolve this (even the people at the windows 7 forum couldnt help).
 
This was as near as I could get to making it easier to use:
[quote=Tom]
[quote=jan_rifkinson]For earlier emails
click on email item, I get file not found > Do you want to save or open
if I click open it opens in TB window[/quote]
 
in that dialogue, IIRC there's an option to tick "always open with.."
I think that's what I did and email items alway open in Tbird window now. It's not ideal but it's better than having to click each time.
[/quote]
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Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable IQ  0.9.25.W4

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/14 13:08

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

Pierre, I don't the answer. I'll leave that to you & others more knowledgeable than I.
As for attachments, I don't remember that attachments were ever available via IQ HTML pane.
Maybe MHT is the solution for now but what about old eml files?
 
One thought was to replace IE w Chrome -- don't know if that's advisable or even possible

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/13 16:56

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

wouldn't install b/c of a Chrome conflict on my machine. (I have installed  Chrome).
What I don't understand is why this would suddenly start happening.
First I thought TB-5 had screwed up the IQ extension but that doesn't seem to be the case
Now all of a sudden IE8 is acting up? I don't get it.
What do Tom & I have in common that might give us a hint?
 
OS Win7, Home Premium
IQ 9.25w4
TB5
 

Pierre_Admin

2011/12/13 17:00

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

 MS has made some changes to IE (through recent updates) and now it is more difficult to open eml files in IE
 
IQ HTML pane is an instance of IE...
 

 
Jan reports a problem with linked files in general here
 
I'm just confirming that I also have the problem in a sample database (emails not showing in the html pane).
I dont have a problem with PDF files in the html pane.
 
IE8
Thunderbird 8
OS/IQ details below
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Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable IQ 0.9.25.W3

Pierre_Admin

2011/12/08 15:43

In reply to by Tom

I'm trying to reproduce this without success... Any chance you can provide the detailed steps, starting from a stock sample IQBase ?
 
Tx
 

Tom, this is now a recurring problem here w email for sure & getting worse here.
copy to IQ does not work at all now.
 
For earlier emails
click on email item, I get file not found > Do you want to save or open
if I click open it opens in TB window
 
As for PDF, it never shows up in HTML pane, always Adobe reader or whatever reader. Don't know if that's normal
Same for linked .doc files.
 
Pierre, PLEASE FIX THIS ASAP.
 
Thank you.

Tom

2011/12/08 15:48

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

[quote=jan_rifkinson]For earlier emails
click on email item, I get file not found > Do you want to save or open
if I click open it opens in TB window[/quote]
 
in that dialogue, IIRC there's an option to tick "always open with.."
I think that's what I did and email items alway open in Tbird window now. It's not ideal but it's better than having to click each time.
 
You say it only happens with older email-items?
 

Armando

2011/12/09 19:48

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

[quote=jan_rifkinson]

As for PDF, it never shows up in HTML pane, always Adobe reader or whatever reader. Don't know if that's normal
Same for linked .doc files.
[/quote]
 
- Only pdf files which are directly associated to the item's itemHTMLFile field will open in the HTML pane, obviously. Hyperlinks in the item field pointing to some file won't open in the HTML pane (why should they ?).
 
- If you're effectively speaking of files you're opening inside the HTML pane or itemHTMLFile field related links, it's another story. Yes, they should open in the HTML pane. But only if you have enabled pdf documents to be shown inside the browser in whatever reader you're using. Each is slightly different but it's usually in the options/preferences somewhere. It's usually the default setting so you or something might have disabled it at some point in time.
 
 
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What is strange is that it is definitely possible to display .eml files in IQ.
 
I have a Win7 notebook, with IE9 installed and eml files are displayed just fine...
 
p.s. IE does however refuse to display the file, for some reason...
 

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/14 15:02

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

Pierre, I don't know why it would make any difference but are you using the portable file on your laptop?

Pierre_Admin

2011/12/14 15:59

In reply to by jan_rifkinson

Yes, I'm using the portable IQ
 
Win7 64-bit Home Premium

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/14 16:09

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

Would the exe version make any difference, i.e. registry assignments

Tom

2011/12/15 06:34

In reply to by Pierre_Admin

[quote=Pierre_Admin]
What is strange is that it is definitely possible to display .eml files in IQ.
 
I have a Win7 notebook, with IE9 installed and eml files are displayed just fine...
 
p.s. IE does however refuse to display the file, for some reason...
[/quote]
 
1] Are you saying that you have the same problem Pierre - emails not opening in the html pane?
I mean we dont have to worry about reproducing it then (?)
 
I did get the impression that others didnt have the problem but maybe they werent on Win 7
 
 
2] What's your time frame for replacing IE for the viewer?
 
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Win 7 Pro 64bit ~ Portable IQ  0.9.25.W4

jan_rifkinson

2011/12/15 12:06

In reply to by Tom

Tom wrote:
 
> I did get the impression that others didnt have the problem but maybe they werent on Win 7
 
Tom, I definitely have the same problem as reported in this & one other thread.

 Since upgrading to Ver. 0.9.26Pre-Rel50, portable,  this is happening to me again.  I am on windows 8.1, 64-bit but when it happened before I was on windows 8.1, 32-bit and an updated version ( I think it was InfoQube0.9.26PreRel45, portable) solved the problem.

Pierre_Admin

2015/05/11 12:40

In reply to by plp

Hi plp,
 
Can you provide some details ?