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Tagging columns show on search
November 9, 2011
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I've been using Taquilla for about 6 months now and it's saving me incredible amounts of sifting – the one problem that I have with it, however, is that it keeps setting the columns in my inbox to show the extra tagging columns when I use the quick filter for searching and again when I clear the quick filter box, requiring me to constantly set the columns to display back to default in order to see the subjects lines of messages properly.
The problem has happened from late tb v5 up to 7. If there's a workaround (hacking the installer is fine) I'd be happy to use it. 

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November 22, 2011
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December 19, 2011
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Hello everyone,

 

that also was annoying me, I even avoided to use the search function because of this behaviour, what certainly is not effective. Now, I invested some time in hacking the installer, as you said. I edited the file "overlay.js" in the subfolder "content" in the extension's folder within my Thunderbird profile. I commented out the following lines, these are lines 281 to 285 in an unchanged "overlay.js" from TaQuilla version 0.3.2.

 

        //_addPercentColumn(tagkey);
        //gDBView.addColumnHandler("utaquillaPercent." + tagkey, _columnHandlerPercents[tagkey]);

        //_addStatusColumn(tagkey);
        //gDBView.addColumnHandler("utaquillaStatus." + tagkey, _columnHandlerStatuses[tagkey]);

 

After this change, I restarted Thunderbird. Now, the TaQuilla's custom columns do not appear. This at the same time is the disadvantage of the workaround: the columns now never appear.

A better solution would be to find the place, where the columns are added when the search bar is used. I wasn't able to find it, though.

It would be great, if you, rkent, as TaQuilla's developer could solve this problem directly!

Oh, I had to edit the file install.rdf, too, because my Thunderbird 8 suddenly stopped accepting TaQuilla as extension. I changed the number in "maxVersion" to 8.* to make it work. I hope there are no side effects because of the changes between Thunderbird 5 and 8. Perhaps you also have an answer to this question, rkent?

Thanks anyway for this great extension! I like it because it adds this filter functions I know from Opera.

 

Thanks,

beni

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March 22, 2012
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Sorry for the slow reply! I must have missed the notification.

Thanks for that – It got me going in the right direction. After looking at the bit of code that you highlighted, I ended up editing the functions _addPercentColumn(tagkey) and _addStatusColumn(tagkey).

After noticing commented out code to set the 'hidden ' status for the columns, I copied the line

treecol.setAttribute("hidden", "true");

into both functions and the columns are now hidden by default when filtering. I can view the stats by right clicking the column headings or using the column display icon Smile

Now my inbox had psychic powers but doesn't brag about it!

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