date:20130414

Re: Failure To Redirect

2013-04-14 Thread M Gordon

LnrB wrote:

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:

I'm new to this group because I've just now loaded a brand new Sea
Monkey and it's not doing what I need/want/expect it to do. Part of that
is doubtless because I'm coming from my beloved v1.09, ca 2007.

I did *Finally* find where to load the Modern theme, which is not where
I'm accustomed to finding it, but I did find it.

I'm setting up my list of newsgroups, one of which I need to have the
home page redirect me to a moderators' page. However, I'm getting a
notice on the top of the tab that SeaMonkey has prevented redirection to
another page.

I'm sure this is another "security" measure, but I need to know how to
circumvent it.

Thank you,
(';')

Try this and see if it works the way you need.

Edit | Preferences | Appearance -> Content => Warn me when web sites try
to redirect or reload the page

Per domain? Very good question. And it would be nice to have.
Theoretically one would think it would be there. Theoretically
hostperm.1 would have handled it (in older Mozilla's). Don't know if the
guts are still in place & even if so how you would now enter such data
(as it would go into a .sqlite file & there is no UI for it). You would
think Data Manager would offer access (again assuming the back-end parts
are there), but it does not.

From:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=page+redirect+seamonkey

Michael G

Thank you, Michael, it's good to see you.

I found that pref and Unchecked it, thank you. I looked for something
like that before, but being unfamiliar with this version I didn't see it.

There are several other things I would like to do also. Like lose the
Really *Stupid* throbber and replace it with my favorite square one like
I had in v1.09. But I don't even see a user.chrome folder here. Whose
bright idea what that?? (yeah, I know...)

Not only that, the bookmarks are imported, but they're all in one big
conglomeration, which I have to re-write if I want them in discrete
folders on the tool bar where they're actually useful.

I can't wait to see how many other things aren't where they 'should' be.
LOL
Thank you for your help, Michael. It's been *Such* a long time.
(';')

LnrB,

You are very welcome.

The reason you have not seen me here is I got real upset over the
developers dropping support for the majority of the tools I used
everyday. This began after the release of v.2.0, and got worse with
each upgrade. I finally reverted back to v.2.1 where everything I need
still works.

MIchael G
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Re: While I'm Here...

2013-04-14 Thread M Gordon


LnrB wrote:

I might as well ask how to import my bookmarks. I'm accustomed to merely
dragging them from the saved location to the .slt folder. It appears
that doesn't work anymore, because they are in some secret location.
(';')

LnrB,

I don't remember exactly where it is in your older version, I have 2.10 
here and it has changed.
If your version has the Bookmarks selection on the top menu bar click 
it, then look for Manage Bookmarks.  There you will find either an 
Import selection, or another method to locate your old bookmarks.


Michael G
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Re: Failure To Redirect

2013-04-14 Thread Geoff Welsh

LnrB wrote:

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:

I did *Finally* find where to load the Modern theme, which is not where
I'm accustomed to finding it, but I did find it.

I'm sure this is another "security" measure, but I need to know how to
circumvent it.

Thank you,
(';')

Try this and see if it works the way you need.

Edit | Preferences | Appearance -> Content => Warn me when web sites try
to redirect or reload the page

From:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=page+redirect+seamonkey

Michael G

Thank you, Michael, it's good to see you.

I found that pref and Unchecked it, thank you. I looked for something
like that before, but being unfamiliar with this version I didn't see it.

There's still userChrome-example.css in the chrome folder, which you can
rename userChrome.css . I have my throbber modified there.

I should note that I have recently tried a whole bunch of other mods
that have /not/ workedhowever this:

#navigator-throbber
{
list-style-image : url("different-1.gif") !important;
}

#navigator-throbber[busy="true"]
{
list-style-image : url("different-2.gif") !important;
}

still works, with those two GIF in the chrome folder also.
GW
SM2.17, OSX

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Re: Failure To Redirect

2013-04-14 Thread LnrB

M Gordon wrote:

LnrB wrote:

I did *Finally* find where to load the Modern theme, which is not where
I'm accustomed to finding it, but I did find it.

I'm sure this is another "security" measure, but I need to know how to
circumvent it.

Thank you,
(';')

Try this and see if it works the way you need.

Edit | Preferences | Appearance -> Content => Warn me when web sites try
to redirect or reload the page

From:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=page+redirect+seamonkey

Michael G

Thank you, Michael, it's good to see you.

I found that pref and Unchecked it, thank you. I looked for something
like that before, but being unfamiliar with this version I didn't see it.

Not only that, the bookmarks are imported, but they're all in one big
conglomeration, which I have to re-write if I want them in discrete
folders on the tool bar where they're actually useful.

I can't wait to see how many other things aren't where they 'should' be. LOL
Thank you for your help, Michael. It's been *Such* a long time.
(';')

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Re: SeaMonkey v2.17.1 is out.

2013-04-14 Thread WaltS


On 04/14/2013 02:35 PM, Ant wrote:

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.17/changes



Still waiting for SeaMonkey 2.17 from the update repo for openSUSE.

I do have 2.17 installed manually.

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Re: Failure To Redirect

2013-04-14 Thread M Gordon


LnrB wrote:

I'm new to this group because I've just now loaded a brand new Sea
Monkey and it's not doing what I need/want/expect it to do. Part of that
is doubtless because I'm coming from my beloved v1.09, ca 2007.

I did *Finally* find where to load the Modern theme, which is not where
I'm accustomed to finding it, but I did find it.

I'm setting up my list of newsgroups, one of which I need to have the
home page redirect me to a moderators' page. However, I'm getting a
notice on the top of the tab that SeaMonkey has prevented redirection to
another page.

I'm sure this is another "security" measure, but I need to know how to
circumvent it.

Thank you,
(';')


Try this and see if it works the way you need.

Edit | Preferences | Appearance -> Content => Warn me when web sites try 
to redirect or reload the page


Per domain? Very good question. And it would be nice to have. 
Theoretically one would think it would be there. Theoretically 
hostperm.1 would have handled it (in older Mozilla's). Don't know if the 
guts are still in place & even if so how you would now enter such data 
(as it would go into a .sqlite file & there is no UI for it). You would 
think Data Manager would offer access (again assuming the back-end parts 
are there), but it does not.


From:
https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=mozclient&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&q=page+redirect+seamonkey

Michael G
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While I'm Here...

2013-04-14 Thread LnrB

I might as well ask how to import my bookmarks. I'm accustomed to merely 
dragging them from the saved location to the .slt folder.  It appears 
that doesn't work anymore, because they are in some secret location.

(';')
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Failure To Redirect

2013-04-14 Thread LnrB

I'm new to this group because I've just now loaded a brand new Sea 
Monkey and it's not doing what I need/want/expect it to do.  Part of 
that is doubtless because I'm coming from my beloved v1.09, ca 2007.


I did *Finally* find where to load the Modern theme, which is not where 
I'm accustomed to finding it, but I did find it.


I'm setting up my list of newsgroups, one of which I need to have the 
home page redirect me to a moderators' page.  However, I'm getting a 
notice on the top of the tab that SeaMonkey has prevented redirection to 
another page.


I'm sure this is another "security" measure, but I need to know how to 
circumvent it.


Thank you,
(';')
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SeaMonkey v2.17.1 is out.

2013-04-14 Thread Ant


http://www.seamonkey-project.org/releases/seamonkey2.17/changes
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Re: Seamonkey is Great Browser, Composer, Email

2013-04-14 Thread Robert Kaiser


Erness Wild schrieb:

Seamonkey is just plain great. I hope it stays around a long
time. It does everything I need for email, browsing and
html page revisions to my website.
If nobody's said it lately, then: Great Job people!
It saves me time to do most anything on www.


Thanks for your support!

Of course, it's would be even more helpful if you could actively help 
the project: http://www.seamonkey-project.org/dev/get-involved


Robert Kaiser
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Re: Seamonkey is Great Browser, Composer, Email

2013-04-14 Thread Gerry Hickman


Mark Blain wrote:


Only remaining question, where on earth is the x64 Windows
version?



Unofficial builds of release and beta:
http://www.htguard.info/
I have NOT tried them.


Thanks, good find, but I'd prefer official build.

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Re: Archiving Mail

2013-04-14 Thread Gerry Hickman


Hi Daniel,

I set the profile after a "new SeaMonkey install". What I mean is that I 
only do this once when building a new blank computer. Once it's set, I 
don't touch it...


Daniel wrote:

Gerry Hickman wrote:

Hi,

I'd say there should be three file areas

1. Program files (program binaries.exe go here)
2. User Settings (local or roaming user profile)
3. Data (docs, email, pics, music) - (AKA homeDirectory)

On my own systems the program files and user profiles are on the C
drive, data is on a separate D drive or network drive. I then just back
up the D drive.

A well designed application will detect the file locations above, and
automatically place files in the correct locations, but I seem to
remember SeaMonkey (by default) will bury the user data inside the user
profile! This might explain why a default backup of the user's
homeDirectory would not contain their email.

On my own systems, the first thing I do after a new SM install is to
move the Mozilla profile to my D drive - so it's backed up with
everything else.

There's an article about moving SM profiles here

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Moving_your_profile_folder


Hey, Gerry, why do you have to move your profile to your D:\ after each
install?? Why not just get rid of any bits of your profile on your C:\
drive, and when you install a new SM, just let it find the D:\ profile!!
I have SM on both my Win7 and Linux installations and both of them have
no problems in finding my single profile.

But I would agree with you on there being three file areas! On my Win7,
I have:-

C:\System Files
D:\Program Files
E:\Games, Music, etc. and Data

So I only need to back-up my E:\ (Hmm, back-up . must do that .
one day!!).




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Re: Getting strange characters in emails instead of ' and "

2013-04-14 Thread Jim Taylor


flyguy wrote:

On 4/13/2013 3:27 PM, Jim Taylor wrote:

flyguy wrote:

Lately, my wife and I have received emails with eight characters that
appear in the place of an apostrophe, nine in place of a quote mark.
Here's a cut and paste, which I hope gets through:

For single apostrophe I get Ã¢â‚¬â„¢t
For quote I get Ã¢â‚¬â€œ

It doesn't seem to matter if I use Original HTML, Simple HTML, or
Plain Text to view them. Changing the Encoding to UTF does reduce the
number of odd characters; changing to IBM 850 changes the characters
that appear. We're using SM 2.16.2, Win XP, Western ISO-889-1
encoding.

Why are we getting these odd characters now, and how do we get our
apostrophes and quote marks back?


You don't say from whom you and your wife are receiving these emails.
  Is it the same person or from the same system?  Does it happen if you
send an email to yourself?  If you turn on full headers
(view-headers-all) what is the "Content Type" line of the bad emails?

Generally what you describe happens because someone composes in
Microsoft Word using "smart quotes and apostrophes" and then pastes
that
content into an email.  It can also happen with database data that is
exported using one character encoding and imported using a different
one.  I suppose it could also happen if content is created using a
character encoding that isn't available on the receiving system.  In
any
case more information is needed to speculate further.


It's not from the same person, but several: recently, one was using
msn.com and the other was using charter.net.

For the msn.com email:

Content-type: multipart/related;
boundary="=_NextPart_000_000D_01CE3845.7DE6CE20";
type="multipart/alternative"

X-mailer: Microsoft Windows Live Mail 15.4.3555.308


for the charter email:

Content-type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="=_NextPart_000_001D_01CE381F.AB21BE20"

x-mailer: Microsoft Windows Live Mail 15.4.3555.308

AT least those two seem to be using Live Mail - maybe that's the problem?

It doesn't happen when we send emails to each other, or to ourselves.


OK, its a multipart so the encoding type we need to see is in the part 
and not the header.  Do "view-message source" and look for something like:


Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

for the section that has the bad text and past it here.  I suspect 
there is a content type mismatch or some other problem.


Here is an example of the source text with quotes sent from hotmail to 
my SeaMonkey


This is a test =E2=80=9Ctest=E2=80=9D of quotes =
=E2=80=9Cquotes=E2=80=9D.
and Test of =E2=80=98apostrophe=E2=80=99s

and this is how it displays in my SeaMonkey mail:

This is a test “test” of quotes “quotes”.
and Test of ‘apostrophe’s

As you can see my SeaMonkey is displaying the special quote and 
apostrophe characters correctly so we need to figure out why yours isn't.


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Re: While I'm Here...

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Re: SeaMonkey v2.17.1 is out.

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While I'm Here...

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