Version: (using KDE 4.2.2) OS: Linux Installed from: Unlisted Binary Package After updating to KDE 4.2.2 (from KDE 4.2.1) a new bug appeared in Kaddressbook. Whenever I select a contact in the contact list that has more than one e-mail address asssociated with it, a pop-up dialog appears (twice) asking me to "Select E-mail Address". Double-clicking the contact no longer opens up the editor. Instead, it shows the same dialog that appears with a single click. I would mark this as critical as the addressbook becomes virtually unuseable when a dialog pops up every time you select a contact.
Same here on Ubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.2.2 packages.
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Thanks for the bug report. I can confirm this in 4.2.2 and trunk (rev. 949705).
It seems that the commit that caused this regression is http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=943766 At least I can say that 943766 is buggy for me, but 943765 is not. I'll CC the developer who committed this change.
I can confirm that reverting commit 943766 fixes the issue. As far as I can tell, reverting the patch has no side effects (running 4.2 branch SVN).
Same problem in Mandriva 2009 binaries
I can confirm. Same on debian unstable.
Thomas McGuire has fixed this issue in trunk and in the 4.2 branch (-> fix will be in KDE 4.2.3): http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=951964 http://websvn.kde.org/?view=rev&revision=953498 I can confirm that it works in trunk: the pop-up does not appear anymore when clicking a contact with more than one e-mail address :-)
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The development of the old KAddressBook will be discontinued for KDE 4.4. Since the new application has the same name, but a completly new code base we close all bug reports against the old version and ask the submitters to resend there reports against the new product.