Re: LDAP attribute preferences was Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-25 Thread Paul Sandoz
Paul Sandoz wrote: I did consider adding another field to the card-ldap table which was an index. So 'SecondEmail' could be: xmozillasecondemail, 0 mail, 1 But it still does not solve the general

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-13 Thread Dan Mosedale
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: If you use async then the GUI becomes very sluggish in debug, not sure what its like in release, as per bug 50104. I am testing against an internal LDAP server which contains all Sun employee info, so it is very responsive.

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-12 Thread Paul Sandoz
If you use async then the GUI becomes very sluggish in debug, not sure what its like in release, as per bug 50104. I am testing against an internal LDAP server which contains all Sun employee info, so it is very responsive. OK, that makes sense. You

Re: LDAP attribute preferences was Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-12 Thread Josh Harding
Paul Sandoz wrote: It would solve multiple email in some way but which email address takes priority if order cannnot be guranteed? Does it matter? I did consider adding another field to the card-ldap table which was an index. So

Re: LDAP attribute preferences was Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-11 Thread Dan Mosedale
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Attached is the Mozilla card to LDAP attribute mapping that is currenly used. This is based on the LDIF conversion code. At some point it might be advantageous to have a mapping table in the preferences, or changes to the

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-09 Thread Paul Sandoz
Should be 'reasonably' easy to parse so i think i can do it fairly quickly. Cool! I modified the query string spec to use 'and', 'or' and 'not' instead of the symbols because the '|' is not a recommended character in the URI spec.

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-04-03 Thread Paul Sandoz
OK, I think I see what you mean now. How about this: instead of having a single set of QueryChildCard attributes on the moz-abdirectory:// URL, I think the right thing to do is to define a way to represent each query as a URI, and then assert the QueryChildCard properties on the relevant URI.

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-03-29 Thread Dan Mosedale
Paul Sandoz [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: When a searchable address book is selected the 'search bar' should be displayed. I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. Hmm... that a search tool bar should become visible if not already so, so that a user

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-03-28 Thread Paul Sandoz
What specifically about the GUI are you unsure about? HCI design mostly, + lack of familiarity with XUL and associate js. Not sure how much existing js requires modification to allow the switch between conventional viewing of child cards

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-03-27 Thread Josh Harding
Paul Sandoz wrote: Wanted to run by some things i think are required for the Mozilla address book to cater for organisational (LDAP) and '10K' address books i.e. address books with so many cards it is not feasible to list all cards. o Need

Re: Organisational and 10^3 address books

2001-03-27 Thread Dan Mosedale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Josh Harding) writes: Paul Sandoz wrote: Wanted to run by some things i think are required for the Mozilla address book to cater for organisational (LDAP) and '10K' address books i.e. address books with so many cards it is not