Re: Weird problem

"gyao" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.sqwebmail
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Brian Candler Ecrir: 

> On Mon, Apr 12, 2004 at 07:27:30PM +0000, gyao wrote:
>>  When user log in the template shows that the INBOX was replaced with Bo?te 
>> de R?ception, but DRAFTS, SENT and TRASH still are showing the english 
>> default words.
>>  Another problem is when you go to public folders, it shows Bo&icirc;te de 
>> R&eacute;ception instead of Bo?te de R?ception.
>>  Are there any solution for this problem?
> 
> Go to your browser and do "view frame source", and locate the offending
> item. Check that it doesn't say 
> 
>     Bo&amp;icirc;te de R&amp;eacute;ception 
>      (if it says this in the HTML source, then Sqwebmail is broken) 
> 
> but rather it says
>     Bo&icirc;te de R&eacute;ception
>      (if it says this, then your browser is broken; try with a different
>       browser) 
> 
>>  Why it is not replacing DRAFTS, SENT and TRASH with the french words?
> 
> Don't know about that one, sorry - and I don't have time right now to look
> at it. If you know a friendly C programmer you could ask them to help you
> debug it... 
> 
> Regards, 
> 
> Brian.

 Thanks Brian.
 I checked the source and it says Bo&amp;icirc;te de R&amp;eacute;ception.
 So I compiled again and still give this problem. I tried even sith a 
different version, sqwebmail-4.0.3 and still give this problem. Sorry if I 
am little too ignorant in this, what is causing this problem? What I should 
do?
 About the second problem, it is weird because the old version  
(sqwebmail-3.0.2) was working fine. I hope someone can help solve this 
problem.
  Thanks in advance for the attention. 

Wei Yao Gharib 

 

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Wei Yao Gharib
System Administrator
Wise Communication Company
Sale, Morocco
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