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marci
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Mjello,
Isn't it possible to make a custom spam folder(Kind a second trash-folder)?
I'm running webmail pro .net, with an alternative mail server, so the spam function doesnt seems to work in any way..
My Mail server mark spam messages and move it automatic to the spam folder, but it is very unhandy to delete the spam, because you need to open the folder, mark all messages, delete them (then they go to trash, and you empty trash)..
It would be really cool if you could set a "Custom spam-folder" so that the user easy would be able to empty the spam folder, like the trash..
Best regards, Jeppe Richardt
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Igor
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| Posted: 10 August 2009 at 2:06am | IP Logged
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| I'm running webmail pro .net, with an alternative mail server, so the spam function doesnt seems to work in any way.. |
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Spam folder is available in WebMail Pro only if it's used along with AfterLogic XMail Server Pro. Anyway, I've forwarded your suggestion to WebMail Pro developers, maybe they'll implement this in future.
If you'd like our experts to add this feature into standalone WebMail Pro for you in terms of a custom project, please contact our Professional Services team.
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Igor, AfterLogic Support
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MACscr
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| Posted: 23 August 2010 at 4:05am | IP Logged
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Why is it showing for me if I am not using your xmail server? Though i would like to keep the setting as it does move emails to the spam folder, though i need it to move to the junk folder as i do have that imap folder setup to teach my system about spam.
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Igor
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Well I guess you're referring to posts dated 2009, that information is no longer correct. If you do have Spam folder on your email account, you can use Spam buttons to move mails to that folder. WebMail Pro attempts locating the respective folder itself, and if it doesn't, you can adjust it manually in Manage Folders screen,
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MACscr
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| Posted: 23 August 2010 at 7:08am | IP Logged
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But obviously I dont want to have to manually change it for every account, thats pretty inefficient. This needs to be an admin setting.
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Igor
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If that folder is called "Spam" it will be recognized automatically. If not, you can modify Folder function found in common/class_folders.php file (~164):
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case strtolower(FOLDERNAME_Spam):
$this->Type = FOLDERTYPE_Spam;
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Let's say the folder is called Junk in your case. Modify the code as follows:
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case strtolower(FOLDERNAME_Spam):
case "junk":
$this->Type = FOLDERTYPE_Spam;
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Be sure to use lowercase names as the real folder name will be converted to lowercase before comparison as well.
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MACscr
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| Posted: 23 August 2010 at 8:27am | IP Logged
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Thanks, will do that. Feature request: make it an admin setting (we obviously should be picking default folders anyway) so that everything is upgrade proof. Thanks again!
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