Re: [spam] Re: Refreshing VFolders without restarting Evolution?

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I don't want to delete the actual message, which is in my Sent folder. 
I merely want to clear the followup flag and have it no longer appear in
my followup VFolder.  Ctrl-E does seem to remove the message from the
VFolder, but not completely.  I can no longer open the message, I
received the aforementioned error, and the body no longer shows up in
the preview pane.  However, the message still shows up in the message
list when I click on the Followup VFolder.  The only way I can make it
go away is to exit and restart Evolution.

Mark

On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 15:24, guenther wrote:
> > Does anyone know how to get VFolders to stop showing items that no longer meet 
> > their rules?  For example, I created a VFolder to list all my emails that had 
> > the Followup flag set.  That worked just fine.  However when I clear the 
> > Followup flag from a particular email that email message continues to show up 
> > in the VFolders even though it no longer meets the criterion.  The only way 
> > I've been able to get these to go away is to complete exit Evolution and 
> > restart it. 
> 
> You can force an update of vFolders by expunging (Ctrl-E):
>  Actions / Expunge
> 
> Not sure, but emptying the trash should do the same, IIRC. I tend to
> empty my trash on a regular basis by shortcuts... ;)
> 
> 
> > P.S.  This behavior isn't limited to Followup flags.  It does the same thing 
> > for labels.
> 
> Yes, this affects all conditions on vFolders.
> 
> 
> Regarding the error you just posted as a follow up: Not sure about that,
> but Expunging may get rid of that stale message, too. I suppose that
> message already is deleted from the original folder?
> 
> ...guenther
> 

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