Re: Adopting - Notes and Bookmarks Plugins

> On Wed, March 4, 2009 3:46 pm, Randal T. Rioux wrote:
>> I'm back. Sorry to say I left for a while to try out Horde. After
>> intense psychotherapy I'm pleased to say that I missed SquirrelMail so
>> much I had to go back.
>>
>> There are two plugins that I expressed intent to take over a while ago.
>>  I plan on doing some coding this week to release new versions asap.
>> Please see my notes below and let me know your thoughts, dreams and
>> hopes for their progress.
>>
>> ***************************************************
>>
>> Notes: Current Version 1.2
>> http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=79
>>
>> Confirmed by author to be "abandoned" - up for adoption.
>>
>> Features/Changes:
>>
>> - Re-code for SM Plugin Development Guideline adherence - Change
>> "stickies" interface to table-based - Option to store data in separate
>> "flat" file or PostgreSQL/MySQL DB
>>
>> ---------------------------------------------------
>>
>> Bookmarks: Current Version 2.0.3
>> http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=93
>>
>> Confirmed by author to be "abandoned" - up for adoption.
>>
>> Features/Changes:
>>
>> - Re-code for SM Plugin Development Guideline adherence - Option to
>> store data in PostgreSQL DB - Add search capability - Create browser
>> button for bookmarks toolbar to add pages
>
> Good to hear from you again. I wondered what had happened to you.
>
> Please be sure to work from the true latest Bookmarks plugin. The one on
> the SM site is not the latest. I had worked with the original author on
> developing the plugin. Later, after the author bowed out, Fredrik
> Jervfors made some modifications for me such as to add a Delete All
> Bookmarks function (to use as a precursor to doing a fresh import). I
> suggested that this latest version should get added to the SM downloads
> page, but that never happened.
>
> I can send you this latest version if you like.
>
> I also have somee development versions that another person worked on with
>  me a couple of years ago. They were fairly ambitious, creating live
> clickable and expandable bookmarks and folders in the folders pane, via
> javascript.