No reaction when using shortcuts in archive_this-1.5.0.0-tb.xpi

[msedv]

Dear Adam,

waiting eager for a update for Thunderbird 68.4.1 (meanwhile I can bearly live without Archive This...) I just (manually) installed archive_this-1.5.0.0-tb.xpi. After changing the shortcuts (Alt-1 to -9 which I used earlier seem not to work any more, so I tried Ctrl-Alt-1-9 and Ctrl-F1-F9) and defining the folders I tried the new shortcuts - but nothing happens.

What's working: Alt-0, Ctrl-Alt-M, Ctrl-Alt-C, Ctrl-Alt-G. Everything else: imply nothing, even after restarting Thunderbird etc. :-(

[nescravana]

Dear Adam,
Trying it out on OSX 10.14.6 and when hitting the key I get (some data obfuscated):
Archive This: Moving [mailbox-message://[email protected]/Inbox#8390] to mailbox:///MYFOLDER/Application%20Data/Thunderbird/profile.default/Mail/email.server/PENDING_PROPOSAL
NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE: Component returned failure code: 0x80070057 (NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE) [nsIMsgDBView.doCommandWithFolder] mailWindowOverlay.js:1996

[axelady]

I'm getting the same error in the console as Adam (I'm on Windows 10) but only when I archive into local folders. The shortcut works when I archive from one imap account to another or from one folder on an imap account to another folder on the same account.

Fantastic extensions, BTW.

NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE: Component returned failure code: 0x80070057 (NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE) [nsIMsgDBView.doCommandWithFolder] 3 mailWindowOverlay.js:2007 MsgMoveMessage chrome://messenger/content/mailWindowOverlay.js:2007 moveToFolderByUri chrome://archive-this/content/main.js:25 folder chrome://archive-this/content/main.js:142 oncommand chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xul:1

[axelady]

Some further info. I noticed that there was one imap folder that wasn't working while all the others were. That folder had a space in the name. When I took out the space it worked. I figured the space might be the problem with "Local Folders" (it seems thunderbird creates this folder if you remove the space in the name of the folder on disk, but you can right-click settings and point it to the renamed folder). That trick did NOT work with archiving to local folders.

Looking in the current prefs.js and an old backup, I noticed that the folder path had changed from
old: mailbox://nobody@Local%20Folders/
new: mailbox:///C:/Users//Mail/Local%20Folders/

Fiddling with that didn't fix it either.

[craigjpeacock]

Dear Adam,
Firstly, thank you so much for working on the update, I've lost so much time having to manually drag and file things.
Like the others, I've found that if there is a space in the folder name this doesn't work, but for all folders with a single word I can now file again. Hooray!

[nescravana]

unfortunately my homefolder has a space.. no way to get rid of this without a lot of poking around..., need to wait for the fix.

[mtnorthrop]

I'm also unable to create new filters; I'm running Thunderbird 68 on Ubuntu.

All my folders are also under a root "Local Folders" folder, so if having a space in a folder name is a problem, it's probably the reason I'm having issues as well.

[Frank-Steiner]

Same here . I can't get rid of the white space because the account name has it as "FirstName SecondName" and we can't change that, it's a department preset.
This is likely just a matter of correct quoting or encoding white spaces as %20, so it shouldn't be that hard to fix...

[Frank-Steiner]

Even temporarily renaming the account to FirstName.SecondName didn't fix it, so it fails even without any space in the account or folder path:

Archive This: executing preset 1

Archive This: Moving [mailbox-message://firstname.secondname@localhost Inbox#14946] to mailbox:///local/home/user/thunmail3/default/Trash.sbd/TrashMe

NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE: Component returned failure code: 0x80070057
(NS_ERROR_ILLEGAL_VALUE) [nsIMsgDBView.doCommandWithFolder]

mailWindowOverlay.js:2013
MsgMoveMessage chrome://messenger/content/mailWindowOverlay.js:2013
moveToFolderByUri chrome://archive-this/content/main.js:25
folder chrome://archive-this/content/main.js:142
oncommand chrome://messenger/content/messenger.xul:1