Using may31 commercial trunk build After downloading messages for offline use and going offline, image attachments to downloaded messages won't display in the message pane nor can you open them unless you've viewed them in the session before going offline. Steps: 1. IMAP inbox is selected for offline. 2. Send yourself a message with a .jpg or .gif attachment. Get the message, don't view/read the message. 3. File|Offline|Download/sync now. Select Mail Messages and Work Offline after sync completed, click OK. Inbox messages downloaded for offline, including the one you sent with attachment. 4. While offline, select the message with image attachment. You're able to view the body of the message, but not the image attached, barber pole progress indicator just spins. Note: Image attachments which have been displayed in the session prior to going offline are displayed and able to be opened when offline. Text and html attachments display fine whether or not they were previously viewed/opened (no images, though). Result: images not displayed when offline for messages downloaded for offline use. (In cases I've tried, I have been able to Save the attachment, though.) Expected: images to be available and displayed inline for messages downloaded for offline use.

yes, the way imglib/layout is fetching the images doesn't go through the imap code that realizes we have the message offline.

moving to 0.9.2

CC'ing Navin for review. This fix is to catch this code path executed by imagelib to set the flag on the url that says we have the attachment offline.

sr=mscott

r=naving

a=blizzard on behalf of drivers for the trunk

adding PDT+. Please check into the trunk as soon as possible.

fix checked in.

Using commercial builds 2001-06-14-09-trunk/ win nt 4.0 2001-06-13-08-trunk/ linux 2.2, red hat 7.0 (due to prob w/6-14 builds) 2001-06-14-08-trunk/ mac os 9.0.4 Followed Laurel's steps to reproduce with these attachments: -gif -jpeg -txt -html I was able to read/view both the message and attachments while offline even if I had not initially read the message online. Marking as verified.

(In reply to comment #9) > fix checked in. http://bonsai.mozilla.org/cvsquery.cgi?module=SeaMonkeyAll&sortby=Date&hours=2&date=explicit&mindate=2001-06-06+07%3A08&maxdate=2001-06-06+07%3A08