Suggestions
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Ajith Kumar
Suggestions
Hi, I thought it would be useful to start a new forum where users can suggest features for upcoming versions.
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Ajith Kumar
I would really like if the SMS XML exporting syntax was like this:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<folder name="Inbox">
<sms>
<from>Number</from>
<name>X</name>
<body>Good morning</body>
<timestamp>07/02/2007 6:19:54 AM</timestamp>
<storage>1</storage>
<nrpdus>1</nrpdus>
<pdu>0791198904100130240C911999590141010000702070609145009ED0F21BCE2E83D8E975195405C941E677DD4D06BDDDEC3CE8ED2E83D26E5018244EB3D9E9B7DB059ABE417590B84CA797E5207A785D068DC3F232E86D06D5E5F332DB0C1ABFF5A034A80D72BFE9A0B41B1406B5DF6F3248069A97C3F2311A1476BFE9E8B21C244EB3D9E9B71B4403854166B99B0C62A7D76550DD05D2B5522E97EB5C2783DA6FB93BED3E03</pdu>
</sms>
</folder>
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<folder name="Inbox">
<sms>
<from>Number</from>
<name>X</name>
<body>Good morning</body>
<timestamp>07/02/2007 6:19:54 AM</timestamp>
<storage>1</storage>
<nrpdus>1</nrpdus>
<pdu>0791198904100130240C911999590141010000702070609145009ED0F21BCE2E83D8E975195405C941E677DD4D06BDDDEC3CE8ED2E83D26E5018244EB3D9E9B7DB059ABE417590B84CA797E5207A785D068DC3F232E86D06D5E5F332DB0C1ABFF5A034A80D72BFE9A0B41B1406B5DF6F3248069A97C3F2311A1476BFE9E8B21C244EB3D9E9B71B4403854166B99B0C62A7D76550DD05D2B5522E97EB5C2783DA6FB93BED3E03</pdu>
</sms>
</folder>
A few more:
1) Please make all HTML to valid XHTML.
2) Number is not displayed in SMS view.
3) Please XML output well-formatted.
2) Number is not displayed in SMS view.
3) Please XML output well-formatted.
Thx 4 quick response! But the <storage> syntax is understandable to MPE only right? Won't it be more intuitive if u replace the <mpe_messages> tag with a <folder> tag? Since I am a developer, I think that would be more of a "standard" way to store messages.
And to speak of XHTML and "formatted" XML, i'll show u an example:
here's HTML that MPE generates:
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<DIV class=sms_in>
<UL>
<LI class=name_in>X </LI>
<LI class=nummer_in>+919995101410 </LI>
<LI class=zeit_in>Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </LI></UL>
<P class=text_in>Gud morning dear friend</P></DIV>
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here's XHTML-compliant code:
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" >
<DIV class="sms_in">
<UL>
<LI class="name_in">X</LI>
<LI class="nummer_in">+9999</LI>
<LI class="zeit_in">Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </LI></UL>
<P class="text_in">Gud morning dear friend</P></DIV>
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Note that the use of QUOTES is very important for standards-conformance.
And here's formatted code:
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<body>
[tab]<div class="sms_in">
[tab][tab]<ul>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="name_in">X</li>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="nummer_in">+9999</li>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="zeit_in">Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </li>
[tab][tab]</ul>
[tab][tab]<p class="text_in">Gud morning dear friend</p>
[tab]</div>
</body>
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It will just look more neat in the source, that's all.
And to speak of XHTML and "formatted" XML, i'll show u an example:
here's HTML that MPE generates:
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<DIV class=sms_in>
<UL>
<LI class=name_in>X </LI>
<LI class=nummer_in>+919995101410 </LI>
<LI class=zeit_in>Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </LI></UL>
<P class=text_in>Gud morning dear friend</P></DIV>
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here's XHTML-compliant code:
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" >
<DIV class="sms_in">
<UL>
<LI class="name_in">X</LI>
<LI class="nummer_in">+9999</LI>
<LI class="zeit_in">Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </LI></UL>
<P class="text_in">Gud morning dear friend</P></DIV>
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Note that the use of QUOTES is very important for standards-conformance.
And here's formatted code:
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<body>
[tab]<div class="sms_in">
[tab][tab]<ul>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="name_in">X</li>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="nummer_in">+9999</li>
[tab][tab][tab]<li class="zeit_in">Friday, 02/02/2007 7:01:59 AM </li>
[tab][tab]</ul>
[tab][tab]<p class="text_in">Gud morning dear friend</p>
[tab]</div>
</body>
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It will just look more neat in the source, that's all.
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Freegrass
Better archive link
A link in inbox to put messages directly to the right folder in the archive would be useful...
Now I have to archive first and then place them in the right folder. Or did I miss something?
I love this program...
Now I have to archive first and then place them in the right folder. Or did I miss something?
I love this program...
Renaming, attributes
Can u add the feature to rename files? And if possible, to set file attributes (read-only, archive..)??
oh yes very thanks to the changes in HTML. And what about XML? I mean u've decided to avoid the <folder name="Inbox"> thing?
I think you are using a listview right? I asked for the NUMBER field in SMS view so that it'll be there when I export the list as a saved website also (right-click > export).
I can't find anything else missing in ur program that's in the PC suite. Once again I take my hat off to you for making such a wonderful program.
I think you are using a listview right? I asked for the NUMBER field in SMS view so that it'll be there when I export the list as a saved website also (right-click > export).
I can't find anything else missing in ur program that's in the PC suite. Once again I take my hat off to you for making such a wonderful program.
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blitzkrieg
- Beiträge: 2
- Registriert: So 4. Mär 2007, 04:16
1) Undo Redo for the calendar. It's not a must, but it would make life easier when you delete something by mistake when you are making your schedral.
2) When you make a recurrent event, is it possible to delete only one of those events without having to delete the whole recurrent event? I mean, for example: you have an appointment every monday, and maybe one monday you don't have to go, and you want to delete only that monday without deleting the whole recurrent event.
3)Another one that's not a must, just an idea: An option for the program to select a certain profile automatically when it connects to the phone and to return the phone to the previous profile once you close the program.
Thanks
PS:Sorry for my bad english!
2) When you make a recurrent event, is it possible to delete only one of those events without having to delete the whole recurrent event? I mean, for example: you have an appointment every monday, and maybe one monday you don't have to go, and you want to delete only that monday without deleting the whole recurrent event.
3)Another one that's not a must, just an idea: An option for the program to select a certain profile automatically when it connects to the phone and to return the phone to the previous profile once you close the program.
Thanks
PS:Sorry for my bad english!
1) I dont think this is needed. If you have selected a entry to delety then you can put this flag away - choose rightclick->Mark as edited
2) Technically not possible
3) Basicly a good idea, but i don't add this cause there is no good way to detect when the old profile should be restored (f.e. when the user disconnects the phone from the cable there is no time to restore the old profile.
2) Technically not possible
3) Basicly a good idea, but i don't add this cause there is no good way to detect when the old profile should be restored (f.e. when the user disconnects the phone from the cable there is no time to restore the old profile.
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blitzkrieg
- Beiträge: 2
- Registriert: So 4. Mär 2007, 04:16
Ok. As for the undo redo, I'm saying that it may be useful when you are working with new entries that you haven't uploaded them to the phone yet, not with the entries that are on the phone.
If you haven't uploaded the entry to the phone and you delete it I think that there is no way back, am I wrong?
If you haven't uploaded the entry to the phone and you delete it I think that there is no way back, am I wrong?