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Signature above original message on reply #991
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Comment by crichardson on 7 Mar 2007 14:50 UTC as far as I know most mail clients do not handle sigs this way. |
Comment by jpingle on 8 Mar 2007 02:30 UTC Not to mention that top-posting is generally frowned upon in terms of netiquette (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posting_styles). But to each their own... I have seen some mailers that insert the signature at the bottom of a reply, even if it's at the top of the message. Generally, these automatically paste the signature in the message before you start typing, and do not tack it on after you hit 'send'. Usually it's larger corporate-types who like to do this. Why, I don't know. Top-posting screws up the natural flow of discussion. I propose two additional user preferences:
If a person chooses to both top-post and insert the signature before sending, what this particular person wants to do could be accomplished. If the signature is not inserted at the start, there is no way for RC to know where the quoted text really begins, and thus no way to know where to automatically place the signature. |
Comment by @till on 1 Sep 2007 14:18 UTC I don't really want to support that. The "-- " in a signature, makes any good email client remove what's underneath of it. So when you put your signature before the quoted text. You lose it later on in discussion. For me that makes no sense to support. A signature is supposed to be underneath of it. |
Milestone changed by @till on 1 Sep 2007 20:33 UTC => later |
Comment by @alecpl on 15 Jun 2008 11:54 UTC -1 from me |
Comment by minusonebit on 4 Jul 2008 20:56 UTC I too would like to see this implemented (I submitted #1484737 which is apparently a duplicate of this one). I already made my arguments there which I wont rehash here. There seems to be alot of folks very much against the inclusion of any such options. Too bad Round Cube doesn't support something like plugins or addons as they do in FireFox or Thunderbird. Then this issue would be a moot point. So, one vote in favor of this from me. Again. |
Comment by smultron on 26 Aug 2008 10:08 UTC I vote for this too; I'd like to see this option. Perhaps it could be implemented with a warning: Place reply and signature below quoted text (recommended) At least then there'd be an option for those non-netiquette users, but still shows it's not 'proper'. |
Comment by PeterK2003 on 5 Dec 2008 16:54 UTC do people actually put there reply at the bottom? I have never seen this and honestly think it is a little weird...i want to see the most recent message first and then if i need more info i'll scroll down to see it. Just my opinion but i would like to see this option implemented. |
Comment by ldeviator on 5 Dec 2008 19:15 UTC some people really are die hard "bottom posters".. I'm not one of them but, for me, I top post the reply but have my signature at the bottom... here at my company everyone does that also so I was happy to see Roundcube agrees :) but, I hacked in to RoundCube a little and added some room at the top of messages to facilitate this. I think if something like this would be implemented, one should check out Composition and Addressing in Thunderbird. For quoting a message they have: [checkbox] Automatically quote the original message when replying Then: and place my signature |
Comment by ldeviator on 15 Dec 2008 17:56 UTC link to changes in javascript for top signatures (signatures after new post, above original reply) |
Comment by minusonebit on 28 Dec 2008 02:09 UTC People that don't know the difference between Usenet and e-mail do. This whole mindset of e-mail being a "conversation" is what led to the creation of g-mail, the world's worst e-mail service. heh, and if you notice, g-mail even puts the most recent message at the top of the thread - or it tries to, I should say. Usually it starts a new thread like an annoying board troll. E-mail is not a "conversation". Think of it like sending electronic postcards back and forth. You may save all your postcards, but do you read all the previous ones before the one that came in the mail today? Maybe if you have a few screws loose, but most people would read the most recent postcard, then refer to the older ones as, when and if needed. Having to scroll through previous quoted messages (which can sometimes be pages and pages in length) to get the signature of a message is just goofy, but I realize some people just have to be different, so whatever, I find it very annoying. The idea that I should scroll past all that crap to find the message as well is just plain goofy. Unless that e-mail was from a boss or someone important (i.e. someone who has something I want - i.e. a paying customer), I'd likely delete it rather than read it. Time is too precious to waste it on people who waste it intentionally by being petty. Replying to PeterK2003:
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Comment by jpingle on 28 Dec 2008 19:53 UTC Replying to PeterK2003:
As I like to say... A: Because it breaks the flow of a message
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Comment by adurelli on 27 May 2009 00:57 UTC I think a better solutio would be adding a "signatre button". Let`s say I want to send a joke to a friend. No need to put my signature on it. Now lets say I want to send a report to a co-worker. I simply click on a button and my signature is inserted on the current cursor position. This way you ca put (or not) your sganture anywhere. |
Owner changed by adurelli on 27 May 2009 00:57 UTC => none |
Milestone changed by adurelli on 27 May 2009 00:57 UTC later => 0.3-stable |
Comment by @alecpl on 29 May 2009 08:43 UTC Ticket #1485738 marked as duplicate of that issue. |
Comment by Luzifer on 18 Jun 2009 11:27 UTC Vote for this too. I would really like to see this option implemented at the earliest date. The signature belongs to the reply and not to the quoted text and therefore it should be added directly after the reply (which is in my case at the TOP of the whole conversation - Never saw anyone I have to work with adding the reply below the quote). (Just my 2 cents) |
Comment by leandropetreca on 14 Jul 2009 13:04 UTC Vote for this! In Brazil, everybody put the reply on the top! I think its common in some countries. A checkbox in the settings would resolve this problem |
Comment by mrngoitall on 21 Jul 2009 22:24 UTC I'd also like to see this put into the next milestone; not everyone agrees with the philosophy of top-posting vs. bottom-posting; trying to enforce it on all Roundcube users only results in people searching for patches to make it accommodate their needs and makes the experience of installing Roundcube much more cumbersome. I agree with the idea of adding a checkbox to resolve this issue. |
Comment by fuscata on 1 Aug 2009 21:42 UTC I vote for this too. Some of my users top post, some bottom post. If RC forces either, I will be forced to find a new email client. |
Status changed by @vbenincasa on 11 Sep 2009 05:21 UTC new => assigned |
Owner changed by @vbenincasa on 11 Sep 2009 05:21 UTC => netbit |
Comment by @alecpl on 11 Sep 2009 10:28 UTC Implementing this we should also add an option to not remove sender signature on reply. |
Comment by JohnDoh on 10 Oct 2009 14:29 UTC possible patch here http://lists.roundcube.net/mail-archive/dev/2009-10/0000053.html |
Comment by epinter on 15 Oct 2009 12:09 UTC I made this patch to add an option in identity configuration. The user can enable/disable top-posting for each identity (the default is disabled, the normal behavior of rcmail). There are 2 files, the patch and txt with SQL query to add the field required (in identities table). http://www.4shared.com/file/141048256/4607ba2c/roundcube_topposting_patch.html This patch successfully apply with 2602 and 3043 trunk revisions. |
Milestone changed by epinter on 15 Oct 2009 12:09 UTC 0.3.1 => later |
Milestone changed by epinter on 15 Oct 2009 12:10 UTC later => 0.3.1 |
Comment by cityhunter on 25 Oct 2009 01:17 UTC good and work in trunk-3056 |
Comment by epinter on 29 Oct 2009 17:49 UTC Another patch, this don't need any database change, it's a per-user configuration. |
Comment by epinter on 29 Oct 2009 17:58 UTC Forgot to mention, the patch was made for 024130b ... Maybe needs some minor adjust to newer versions... |
Status changed by @alecpl on 2 Nov 2009 08:31 UTC assigned => closed |
Comment by rogernem on 9 Feb 2010 17:37 UTC Can you please help me with my app.js version? See attached file: |
Status changed by rogernem on 9 Feb 2010 17:37 UTC closed => reopened |
Comment by @alecpl on 9 Feb 2010 18:07 UTC This is not a support forum. Ask for help on mailing list. |
Status changed by @alecpl on 9 Feb 2010 18:07 UTC reopened => closed |
Comment by rogernem on 9 Feb 2010 18:21 UTC It seems at least. What are all these messages and comments above them? You should try this patch in this version. Does not work. |
Comment by @till on 10 Feb 2010 00:19 UTC Replying to rogernem:
Hey Roger, unless your problem is related to this bug, please don't comment on this ticket. Instead I propose you either open a new issue which details your problem or you email the dev@ mailing list for assistance and describe how we may be able to help. Generally, this issue has been fixed in trunk. If you have issues with a custom template, I think you may either need to update your template or contact the template author so they update. HTH, |
Comment by philipt75 on 21 May 2010 16:15 UTC An option for placing sig above text is needed. Every email client has that option. Roundcube has a nice clean design, I like it over horde or squirrelmail, but falls short on this, I think it looks bad on an email with out a signature, you hit reply to a new email and you write your piece and there is no name, company, address etc, client has to scroll down to find, madness. Especially with ebay replies, all those ebay emails have TONS of text and to scroll through all that crap to get to our signature, crazy. |
Comment by jhaagmans on 21 Jun 2010 10:23 UTC I'm happy to see the option has been added to Roundcube. However, Firefox still puts the signature at the bottom. The only difference is that it puts it right under the quote, instead of leaving two blank lines like when top posting is disabled. This has been tested on Windows (3.6.3) and on Linux (latest version). In IE it works fine, but I don't use IE. Does anyone else see this behaviour and can it be changed? Top posting is something I've been waiting for for a very long time. Not having it was one of the downsides of using Roundcube. |
Status changed by jhaagmans on 21 Jun 2010 10:23 UTC closed => reopened |
Comment by Napsty on 21 Jun 2010 10:27 UTC Which version of Roundcube do you use? 0.4 Beta? There was a bug in it. |
Comment by @alecpl on 21 Jun 2010 10:35 UTC Also works for me. Use svn-trunk and check config options. Add more info if you'll need to reopen. |
Status changed by @alecpl on 21 Jun 2010 10:35 UTC reopened => closed |
Is this fixed? Some want the signature at the very top of the message. Because at the top is where they write their reply, and this is what they sign. They don't sign the entire message and all the the quotes from everyone. They sign their most recent reply, which is at the top. Please tell me how to make this work. Thanks! |
It was implemented a long time ago!
Also check your user Rouncube Settings in Preferences - Composing Messages- Signature Options. |
Reported by HYS on 7 Mar 2007 12:01 UTC as Trac ticket #1484272
Now the signature is placed completely below the body of the message. I'd like to have my signature under my answer and above the original message.
Keywords: signature
Migrated-From: http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484272
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