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"g": "func:MsgGroupBySort" doesn't work on TB128.3.0esr
- I just updated from TB102 to TB128.3.0esr. with tbkeys-lite 2.3.0
- I have the following settings:
}
"f11": "func:MsgBodyAllParts",
"f12": "func:MsgBodyAllowHTML",
"g": "func:MsgGroupBySort"
}
- the f11 and f12 works as expected.
- the "g" does nothing; Expectation: to execute Group By Sort.
- the "g" worked in TB102.
Does anyone know a fix for this? Thanks.
You cannot run the Grouped By Sort command with tbkeys-lite in Thunderbird 115 or higher.
Thunderbird 102:
window.MsgSortThreaded();
window.MsgSortUnthreaded();
window.MsgGroupBySort();
Thunderbird 115:
window.gTabmail.currentAbout3Pane.sortController.sortThreaded();
window.gTabmail.currentAbout3Pane.sortController.sortUnthreaded();
window.gTabmail.currentAbout3Pane.sortController.groupBySort();
window.goDoCommand('cmd_sort', {target:{value:'threaded'}});
window.goDoCommand('cmd_sort', {target:{value:'unthreaded'}});
window.goDoCommand('cmd_sort', {target:{value:'group'}});
You cannot run arbitrary javascript with tbkeys-lite. There is a tbkeys.xpi link on the GitHub releases page.
You can use the cmd shorthand and func shorthand with tbkeys and tbkeys-lite.
Use the cmd shorthand for calling a command using the goDoCommand method.
For example, "cmd:cmd_nextMsg" is the same as "window.goDoCommand('cmd_nextMsg');".
Use the func shorthand for calling a function on the window object without an argument.
For example, "func:MsgNewMessage" is the same as "window.MsgNewMessage();".
@morat523035 Gee thanks. I installed tbkeys.xpi and used "window.gTabmail.currentAbout3Pane.sortController.groupBySort();" for my "g" successfully.