1.4.1-46-beta3

[Kostya Vasilyev]

We won't have a genuine archive function for Gmail, since properly archiving a message there means removing all labels, and this may mean more than just the current folder's.

And Gmail is the mail service / app that made archiving popular, so I'd expect there would be expectations that archiving would work the same as in web mail / native app.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

>> So you do not need a swipe to command to perform something already existing

But swiping is all about doing same exact things, just differently.

[mikeone]

Without the buttons? In the folder choice dialog?

But how would you open a nested folder then? Or switch from the "recent" folders to the complete folder hierarchy?

I guess, we don't need the buttons even if there is a nested folder structure.

-- you could open a nested folder just tapping on it

[Kostya Vasilyev]

@mikeone -- Are you saying that it's ok if a swipe triggered "move to folder" did not have complete access to all the account's folders?

Just the "recent folders" in a flat list?

So basically, a quick way to move a message for the most common case (to a folder that was already used recently) vs. the more elaborate, and complete, UI that's already there?

[carstenheuer]

Download dont work...

[Kostya Vasilyev]

@carsten - which link? how does it "not work" - a "404 not found" or something else?

Telepathy and telekinesis are NOT my middle names.

[mikeone]

@mikeone -- Are you saying that it's ok if a swipe triggered "move to folder" did not have complete access to all the account's folders?

Just the "recent folders" in a flat list?

So basically, a quick way to move a message for the most common case (to a folder that was already used recently) vs. the more elaborate, and complete, UI that's already there?

Kostya, my thougts are:

If a swipe triggered "move to folder" you should see "all" folders (not even "recent folders") but no subfolders ("hide" subfolders - don't show the complete folder hierarchy in the first instance). Tap on one of these folders will immediatly move the message to this folder - without another tap on a "OK" button.
If the selected folder is a "parent folder" (Gmail: parent label) then a tap on it will open a list of their subfolders (Gmail: sub-labels) but not even "subsubfolders" ... Tap on a subfolder will move the message immediatly...otherwise if the tapped (sub)folder contains subsubfolders it will open a list of these subsubfolders ... and so on...

Hope I expressed it well - and the procedure will be usable ;-)

-- Btw: isn't that the way it works now for "move to" chosen from the action bar menu?

[carstenheuer]

@carsten - which link? how does it "not work" - a "404 not found" or something else?

Telepathy and telekinesis are NOT my middle names.

Sorry Kostya

Both links dont work!

[Kostya Vasilyev]

@carsten -- looks like Tapatalk doesn't understand https, only http

I thought using https was a good idea

Same link using http

http://www.aqua-mail.com/download/AquaMail-market-1.4.1-46-beta3.1.apk

I'll report the issue to Taptalk support

[jimfbk]

On search -- all search in Aqua right now is just text search. But the swipe action is wired to search by the sender's exact email.

On POP3 -- right now, the "delete" command in swiping follows the account's delete method (move to deleted / delete now / hide). I'm going to make it possible to optionally wire a swipe action to a specific delete method, not the account's setting.

Thanks!!!

Update:  The new swipe options work perfectly!  Love them - totally transforms the way I use AM.  Thanks again.

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Thank you @jimbk!

[mikeone]

@mikeone -- Are you saying that it's ok if a swipe triggered "move to folder" did not have complete access to all the account's folders?

Just the "recent folders" in a flat list?

So basically, a quick way to move a message for the most common case (to a folder that was already used recently) vs. the more elaborate, and complete, UI that's already there?

Kostya, my thougts are:

If a swipe triggered "move to folder" you should see "all" folders (not even "recent folders") but no subfolders ("hide" subfolders - don't show the complete folder hierarchy in the first instance). Tap on one of these folders will immediatly move the message to this folder - without another tap on a "OK" button.
If the selected folder is a "parent folder" (Gmail: parent label) then a tap on it will open a list of their subfolders (Gmail: sub-labels) but not even "subsubfolders" ... Tap on a subfolder will move the message immediatly...otherwise if the tapped (sub)folder contains subsubfolders it will open a list of these subsubfolders ... and so on...

Hope I expressed it well - and the procedure will be usable ;-)

-- Btw: isn't that the way it works now for "move to" chosen from the action bar menu?

@Kostya
Have you already had the time to review the "move to folder" integration into the swipe feature?
..I know that you have lots of work right now... trust you have this issue in your mind :-)

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Yes, "move to folder" seems like a good addition.

[mikeone]

Yes, "move to folder" seems like a good addition.

Kostya,
Thank you for implementation in build 1.4.1-47-beta4.2
...at this time it works equal to the way "move to folder" chosen from the action bar menue.
 

[Kostya Vasilyev]

Sure

Thanks to Pyler's update checker, we now have "leaked AquaMail versions"

I wasn't sure that single-tap-without-confirmation is a good idea (too easy to hit by mistake), so I did this instead:

The "short" folder list in this dialog now remembers most recently chosen folder for each account, and sets it as the initial selection next time.

So once you've moved one message to a particular folder, the same folder will be selected next time, and just hitting OK should be easy enough.