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carluman
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Posted: 23 December 2009 at 8:20am \| IP Logged

Looks like a bug to me and it does duplicate on the demo site.

After using spell check if you try to copy the body of the mail it just deletes it and undo does not work

I often will copy what I have typed when submitting a form on the web because of general problems with losing what was typed if the submit fails.

carluman
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Posted: 23 December 2009 at 8:22am \| IP Logged

I might be missing the edit option but I need to add this to the above post.

I'm using the trial Webmail Pro .net version.

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Posted: 25 December 2009 at 12:06pm \| IP Logged

Just wanted to follow up that I got a quick reply and they were able to duplicate the problem and have submitted it to be fixed. What great support!

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Posted: 29 January 2010 at 2:32am \| IP Logged

To fix the issue, isTextChanged function in js/class.html-editor.js file should be modified as follows:

Code:

function isTextChanged(ev) {

    var kw, key, which;

    kw = getCodeAndWhich(ev);

    key = kw.k;

    which = kw.w;

    return (!(ev.ctrlKey==1 || ev.altKey==1) && 

              key != 16 &&  //shift

              key != 17 &&  //ctrl

              key != 18 &&  //alt

              key != 35 &&  //end

              key != 36 &&  //home

              key != 37 &&  //to the right

              key != 38 &&  //up

              key != 39 &&  //to the left

              key != 40 ||  //down

              (key == 0 && which != 0));  // FireFox;

}

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Regards,
Igor, AfterLogic Support

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