Version 1.1.15 is now available for preview download. This release resolves a small number of customer reported problems, and changes the logic in the network configurator to make on-boarding faster.
- properly encodes cyrillic text in message subject
- re-instated menu action ‘get link’ to allow navigation from plain text messages
- fixes problem where server responses are rejected on multiple move action
- additional ‘authenticating’ message when connecting to server
- re-instates ‘delete on server’ label to indicate messages are awaiting deletion
- fixes problem where status messages stop being displayed
- changes logic within network configurator to attempt direct connection before checking service books
This preview release does not yet address the device stability problem that has been reported on RIM OS 4.7.0.148, as I have not yet been able to reproduce the problem.
UPDATE 2
I have posted an update to this version that fixes some minor points, and one really important bug that will have caused tiggit mail to progressively run slowly. From time to time when opening a quoted-printable encoded email, the text of the message is not displayed. This was because the display thread was stuck in an infinite loop. Each time the message is opened, another thread is created which also sits and loops. Each thread absorbs resource and so pretty rapidly the BlackBerry will become very un-responsive. This should now be fixed.
- support for non-ascii characters in file names used to save attachments
- adds support for non-ascii characters in from and subject fields
- fixes problem where contactMenu option is not respected
- fixes problem of annoying warning pop-ups
- adds logic to only display home page icon when the number of unread mails is non zero
- fixes problem with multiple successful moves being detected as an error
- fixes progressive performance problem caused by decoder threads not exiting
- adds a configurator to test the default settings on the device prior to trying other smarter configurations
Registered users can download version 1.1.15, by clicking here and entering the email address that was originally used to register for tiggit mail. Exisiting license tokens will continue to work with this version. Users are advised to take appropriate precautions when upgrading to this version as all messages on the handheld may be lost. Users are advised to fully remove the previous version of tiggit mail prior to upgrading to ensure a trouble-free installation.
June 9, 2009 at 11:09 am |
Seems to work fine. The only thing I notice – which was also true of the 1.1.14 release – is that even though I have de-selected the option contactMenu, I still get a tiggit mail option on all my contacts. It’s no biggie – just something I would not use and would turn off if I could.
June 12, 2009 at 8:57 pm |
The contactMenu problem is now fixed in update 2.
June 13, 2009 at 10:02 pm |
Seems to be – sort of. Unless it needs a reboot after changing, now it doesn’t show in Contacts even if selected to show in Tiggit Mail …
June 13, 2009 at 10:29 pm |
Actually it DOES seem to require a reboot when you change the COntact option – either way – if you turn it On it doesn’t show up until after a reboot, and then if you turn it Off you have to reboot to make it disappear.
I can live with this now that I know.
June 14, 2009 at 3:45 pm |
Sent mail undocumented feature. Using an IMAP account succesfully, the messages in “Sent Items” seem to be attachments. When expanded, the attachment states “un-named” and does not display the sent item text. Any thoughts? Thank you