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My mail did no have the charset set to 'utf-8'. When the subject contains a character such as an umlaut or typographic Quotes („““), then the whole subject will not but display, but instead this internal code:
This feels like a bug!? The frontend should not display this. Normally the string should be displayed, and only the non-ASCII characters should be displayed weirdly, right?
Also mind the console error:
angular-1.3.8.js:11594 ReferenceError: ISO88591_MAP_ENCODED is not defined
at maybeInitIso88591Maps (strutil.js:392:17)
at convertIso88591BytesToUnicodeCodePoints (strutil.js:487:3)
at convertBytesToUnicodeCodePoints (strutil.js:727:12)
at unescapeFromMime (strutil.js:985:27)
at ChildScope.$scope.tryDecodeMime (controllers.js:185:12)
at $parseFunctionCall (angular-1.3.8.js:12332:18)
at Object.expressionInputWatch (angular-1.3.8.js:12735:31)
at Scope.$digest (angular-1.3.8.js:14217:40)
at Scope.$apply (angular-1.3.8.js:14488:24)
at angular-1.3.8.js:16214:36
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
My mail did no have the charset set to 'utf-8'. When the subject contains a character such as an umlaut or typographic Quotes („““), then the whole subject will not but display, but instead this internal code:
{{ tryDecodeMime(preview.Content.Headers["Subject"][0]) }}
This feels like a bug!? The frontend should not display this. Normally the string should be displayed, and only the non-ASCII characters should be displayed weirdly, right?
Also mind the console error:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: