Re: Turba - Can't use homeemail or workemail objects

Michael J Rubinsky <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.horde.turba
Message-ID <20131227141627.Horde.UEd9qRjATxkiDOeEKnEqrg5@h4.theupstairsroom.com>
Quoting "John H. Bennett III" <[email protected]>:

> Hello,
>
> In the latest stable release of turba, I've added this to my  
> backends.local.php file.
>
> $cfgSources['localsql']['map']['homeEmail'] = 'object_homeemail';
> $cfgSources['localsql']['map']['workEmail'] = 'object_workemail';
>
> Taken from this in backends.php
>         // 'homeEmail' => 'object_homeemail',
>         // 'workEmail' => 'object_workemail',
>
>
> This adds the Home Email and Work Email fields to a contact.  When I  
> add email addresses to those fields, I can't send an email to this  
> contact.  The contact actually isn't visible.  The contact only  
> becomes visible when I add info to the Email field, and the  
> information in Home Email and Work Email isn't displayed as possible  
> addresses to use for this contact.  I checked the email and emails  
> information in attributes.php to the two above, and the information  
> is the same.
>
> If I add multiple email addresses to the Email field, when I choose  
> the user, I can see both addresses entered, and I'm able to select  
> which one I want to use.  My question is, should I be able to use  
> the Home Email and Work Email fields for a contact, and be able to  
> select the email address to send a message to, or are these fields  
> used for something else?
>
> Thanks again,

I believe there is already an enhancement request for this on bugs.horde.org.
-- 
mike

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