Prerequisites
Describe the issue
I cought what seems to be a regression in the managesieve plugin. I’m using the Docker latest-fpm image.
Steps to reproduce
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Create a basic filter such as this one:
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Disable the filter using the "filter enabled" toggle, then save.
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Try to enable it again using the same toggle, then save.
The filter won't be enabled by clicking Save. The server will return that the filter has been saved successfully, but won't update the filter enabled status.
This is a client-side issue: by checking the POST request using the browser inspector, I can see the browser is sending _enabled: "0" in the form data, even though I checked the toggle.
If I edit the POST data by setting _enabled: "1" and send it again, it enables the filter.
There is no error log, client-side nor server-side.
What browser(s) are you seeing the problem on?
Firefox
What version of PHP are you using?
8.4
What version of Roundcube are you using?
1.6.15
JavaScript errors
None
PHP errors
None
Prerequisites
Describe the issue
I cought what seems to be a regression in the managesieve plugin. I’m using the Docker
latest-fpmimage.Steps to reproduce
Create a basic filter such as this one:
Disable the filter using the "filter enabled" toggle, then save.
Try to enable it again using the same toggle, then save.
The filter won't be enabled by clicking Save. The server will return that the filter has been saved successfully, but won't update the filter enabled status.
This is a client-side issue: by checking the POST request using the browser inspector, I can see the browser is sending
_enabled: "0"in the form data, even though I checked the toggle.If I edit the POST data by setting
_enabled: "1"and send it again, it enables the filter.There is no error log, client-side nor server-side.
What browser(s) are you seeing the problem on?
Firefox
What version of PHP are you using?
8.4
What version of Roundcube are you using?
1.6.15
JavaScript errors
None
PHP errors
None