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Dang, I see that. Time to monitor the feature, and possibly put some $ on it to have it done sooner.

Bringing back an old thread (mine, too!) is bad form I suppose...

Just wanted to know if it was possible now? We're running the 1.2.x series, and I find myself doing this more and more (creating notes which are just screaming for embedded images).

Indeed, that worked like a charm.

Thanks!

Steph

Hi sjenkinsdc
Then I deleted the project, expecting the issues to moved up to the parent project.
But they weren't, they just disappeared.


Ouch. Unfortunately for you, I think Mantis did the right thing -- deleting a project should delete its issues, just like moving a project to become a ...

Same issue, with 1.2.0.

We're entering the last stretch of a project release, and I'm faced once again with having to put everyone as 'admins' so they can close defects. Surely there's a better workflow than this when you have someone closing a defect who's neither the reporter nor the developer ...

Hello,

We've been using Mantis for a while now, and have been using only the following states: New, Assigned, Feedback and Resolved. Only recently have we started systematically closing defects, and thus are starting to use the Closed state. It works great when there's a single QA in charge of ...

Ok, thanks

Salut!

A "custom field" to a note, does this include file attachments? And will it show the attached images inline?

Steph

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Drats. And I thought someone had replied for real

I've started to track email discussions related to defects by attaching notes (one per email) to defects. I know there are some customizations out there to support email gateways, and I haven't taken the time to look at them. For now volume is sufficiently low that this is still manageable.

One ...

Doesn't suprise me; I tried running Mantis behind a proxy, which rewrites the HTML as it goes through, and got all sorts of weird results. In the end I had to turn off rewriting completely.

If someone else ever wants to do the same thing, in the end I had to get mantis server through mod_proxy, but not mod_proxy_html. There were too many tiny HTML coding errors (which the HTMLTidy Firefox plugin shows, too). Annoyingly mod_proxy would try to fix them, which would break a bunch of ...

I'm moving our Mantis installation to another server, which will be called by another Apache2 webserver (typical reverse proxy setup behind a NAT firewall it seems).

When I would enable mod_proxy_html I would get an extra linebreak on the summary pages (with jpgraph enabled).

After testing the ...

An easier option would be to change core/graph_api.php and wherever else we set this flag to only set it to true if the function exists. Lets say, moving the check to Mantis code.


Depends on your setup; since I control the server completely, and the server (a VM actually) is setup to only run ...

Hey,

I'm in the process of upgrading our installation from 1.0.0rc5 (no, really) to 1.1.0a2 (again, really). At the same time, I'm moving the server downstream on our LAN, and putting a reverse apache proxy to access it through our NAT firewall. Loads of fun.

Anyway, I was getting strange results ...