Aug 12, 2011
Atmail 6.20.11 is a maintenance release that focuses on improving email MIME parsing, and various other Webmail UI enhancements.
Improvements and fixes include the following:
- Significantly improved final rendering and large/malformed issues of HTML emails:
- Now attempts purification of emails with HTML content
- Plaintext attachments now can handle HTML tag content
- Fixed DOM walk required for purification hitting nested function limits. Please see
max_input_nesting_level
orxdebug.max_nesting_level
for maximum HTML tag depth - Improved error support for regexp filtering of emails
- Corrects DOCTYPE tags in final HTML rendering
- Corrected encoding type for iframe in Internet Explorer 8
- Corrected legacy removal of Microsoft style tags
- Javascript strings are now part of the translation system
- Updated DE(German) translation
- Fixed mashup API usage
- Improved timezone support within WebSync
- Improved locale support and performance tweaks
- Added BCC support for quick reply
- Added admin setting to turn off JSONP support (security setting)
- Corrected JS AJAX handler error on some PHP calls
- Corrected email preview code not peeking until usable text found
- Corrected missing HTML endtag in relay list
- Corrected Copyright notifications for GPLv2 software for the Push feature
- Corrected pagination controls wrapping
- Corrected some CSS issues with some translations
- Corrected auto reload to be context aware
- Corrected loading spinner timeout and functionality
- Corrected various PHP warnings
- Corrected WebSync description in groupware settings
- Fixed hide/show for some toolbar buttons
- Fixed empty button usability
- Fixed javascript error when a blank search is performed
- Fixed attachment padding when email has more then 9 attachments
- Now correctly handles 'UTF-4' MIME encoding type
- Suppressed warning output from DOMDocument on malformed HTML load
- Plugin base class now references correct location of HTML output in JSON response object
- Removed trivial debug output in admin controller
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