AquaMail Forum
English - Android => Development builds => Topic started by: Kostya Vasilyev on March 16, 2015, 01:42:18 am
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http://www.aqua-mail.com/download/AquaMail-market-1.5.5-18.1-dev3.4.apk
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+ Fixed issue in adding new Internet-type (not Exchange) accounts.
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+ Исправление в процессе добавления новой учетной запси типа Internet (не Exchange).
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When I Accept an email invite, the sender receives the acceptance, but I noticed that my appointment in my Outlook calendar on my desktop PC remains as Tentative, rather than Accepted. Has anyone noticed this?
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>> Accept an email invite
Accept in email message in Aqua, correct? As opposed to "view in calendar" and accepting there?
>> remains as Tentative
Was it "tentative" in Outlook originally (or did it start as "Unspecified" as I would expect... by "originally" I meant before you "accepted" in Aqua)?
In other words, does it change to "tentative" rather than "accepted"?
What about web mail / calendar, what does the acceptance state become there?
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I Accept the invite from the email, not just View in Calendar. It starts out in Outlook as Tentative- that's how I have Outlook set, so I guess AquaMail is not changing the invite to Accept in Outlook. My Web Access account shows it the same way and the same thing happened with AquaMail.
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Just tested, and it's working as expected for me, but then my Outlook isn't set to "starts out in Outlook as Tentative". Where do I do that?
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A clarification: meeting invites initially show in my Outlook slightly faded and with a hatched pattern on the left (see web page below, oh, and the "Tracking" setting described there is Enabled in my Outlook):
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/do-not-automatically-accept-meeting-as-tentative
(http://www.msoutlook.info/pictures/calendar-meeting-tentative.png)
Is this "faded + hatched" -- "tentative"? Then it's same as your Outlook.
And they do turn to "accepted" after I accept in AquaMail (the visual style, and if I double click to open the meeting, it says "Accepted... on ...date/time...").
>> My Web Access account shows it the same way
As tentative? Even after replying?
My web calendar (Office 365) items also change to "Accepted on ... date/time..."
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My appointments show the same way as yours by default, but I wasn't getting the Accepted part in Outlook after Accepting in AquaMail. I'll try again today and let you know.
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It worked now as advertised, but with one glitch. When I Accept the invite in my email, it now does change the appointment to Accepted and shows up in Outlook as expected. When I then go to cancel the meeting in outlook and it sends out a cancellation email, when I choose Remove From Calendar in Aquamail, the invite is removed from my calendar, but the email that cancels the appointment and removes the appointment from the calendar stays in my Inbox, rather than moving into the deleted folder.
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>> when I choose Remove From Calendar in Aquamail, the invite is removed from my calendar, but the email that cancels the appointment and removes the appointment from the calendar stays in my Inbox, rather than moving into the deleted folder
Hmm. I knew there were two ways (in Exchange) to accept a meeting, as a email message (which automatically moves the message to Deleted) vs. as calendar item (which doesn't affect any email messages)...
... but that there are also two ways to cancel an event, I never knew until now.
But wait, I'm not clear on one thing: "the email that cancels the appointment and removes the appointment from the calendar stays in my Inbox"
Shouldn't that be "in my Sent box"?
Where the email message was generated by Outlook in "cancel the meeting in outlook and it sends out a cancellation email"?
Or are there two accounts involved, it's that one cancellation message generated and sent by Outlook -- and AquaMail is on the receiving side here as well?
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Wherever it's supposed to go, it's staying in the Inbox and that's not correct.
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I checked Office 365 web mail, yes, clicking "remove from calendar" there deletes the email message (which notified about the cancellation).
So you're saying Aqua should do the same?
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I checked Office 365 web mail, yes, clicking "remove from calendar" there deletes the email message (which notified about the cancellation).
So you're saying Aqua should do the same?
Yes, AquaMail should do the same.
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Alrighty.