RE: [Phpgroupware-developers] adressbook-normalization

[Spot]

Well should the user be required to input every person that will be on a
list as a contact? I think that would have a big deal to do with the
decision.

Spot

-----Original Message-----
From: Tony (Angles) Puglisi [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 2:25 PM
To: pgw Develop
Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] adressbook-normalization


Also, there is demand for mailing lists. The email code part of this is not
a
problem, the question is what app should handle the mailing lists.

I suggest that since the addressbook already has email address, and a
mailing list
is juat a collection of email addresses, then the addressbook app should
handle the
creation and storing of mailing lists.

Comments... ?

Heiko Schwarzenberg (address@hidden) wrote*:
>
>unfortunately, we can't focus any longer on the offline-capable version
>of phpGW. we' ve realized that this
>project is too time-consuming for us at the moment. but we want to keep
>on working on phpGW:
>
>for better usability, we want to normalize the adressbook of phpGW. for
>that, we think, a separation of personal
>and business data is necessary. after a short look on the current table
>we think that there should be one table
>for the personal data like the home adress and birthday. a second table
>shall store the company-data. the  connection
>of both tables would reside in a third table where we would store the
>personal id and the company id. propably another table
>for the phone numbers is also needed. it's only a first thought about
>the problem...
>what do you think?
>
>regards, heiko
>
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