Version: 1.13.0 (using KDE 4.4.0) Installed from: openSUSE RPMs 1) Click somewhere on message list headers 2) Select Sorting -> By Date/Time ... When I switch between any sorting, displayed columns are affected too. I have manually selected both "Sender" and "Receiver". On some sorting orders "Sender/Receiver" is enabled. This appears to be quite random - it is definitely not what I've chosen on this sorting order before, so it isn't it like remembering profiles. In addition to it, columns' width is affected and changed too.
Still happens with kmail2 (4.8.0).
Still happens with KMail 4.10.2
Still happens in 4.10.4.
Still happens in 4.11.3.
Ok will look at soon.
Git commit 5949d3215d1ab06b8733476c22f3094cecedad8f by Ingo Klöcker. Committed on 15/11/2013 at 22:42. Pushed by kloecker into branch 'KDE/4.11'. Use dedicated slots for handling exactly the actions they should handle Previously, all actions in the header context menu were handled by the same method slotHeaderContextMenuTriggered(), even actions in submenus which was clearly not intended. For example, selecting sorting By Date/Time of Most Recent in Subtree in the Sorting submenu did also enable the Sender column (because the action for showing/hiding the Sender column had the same index set as user data as the action for sorting By Date/Time of Most Recent in Subtree). Usage of dedicated slots attached to the actions' signals instead of a single slot attached to the menu's triggered() signal (which is also emitted for actions in submenus) fixes this. FIXED-IN: 4.11.4 REVIEW: 113901 M +44 -45 messagelist/core/view.cpp M +17 -3 messagelist/core/view.h http://commits.kde.org/kdepim/5949d3215d1ab06b8733476c22f3094cecedad8f