Tickets :: Comment on [#7792] DIMP fails to render the IMAP folder list when subfolders exist

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Comment	> When rendering the folder list in DIMP the following HTML code is generated: > > > > <li ftype="folder" mbox="INBOX.Foldername" l="Foldername" > id="fldINBOX.Foldername" class="folder"> > > <div id="fldINBOX.Foldername_div" class="exp"> > > </div> > > > > <a title="Foldername" id="fldINBOX.Foldername_label">Foldername</a> > > </li> > > > > <li style="display: none;" id="subfldINBOX.Foldername" class="subfolders"> > > <ul> > > [...] > > </ul> > > </li> > > > > Later on DIMP tries to find the <ul>-tag in order to add subfolders. > However - using certain browsers like Google Chrome and Safari - the > code that is responsible for finding the <ul>-tag returns 'undefined' > which causes the entire folder list to not be shown at all (the > "Loading..." <div> is shown instead): > > > > DimpBase.js, line 1574: > > parent_e = (parent_e) ? parent_e.down('UL') : $('normalfolders'); > > > > parent_e is set, however parent_e.down('UL') returns undefined. > > > > Changing the function that is responsible for the id names of the > HTML tags so that dots in the folder names are replaced with > underscores appears to solve this problem.
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