Re: Problems with draft/sent folders

[Karl F <cthulhu_54@hotmail.com>]

Thank you for the reply. 

> To test if your Fcc header is being set properly, try running
> wl-draft-config-exec (C-c C-e) directly before sending your message
> and verify that the Fcc header has been set.

I tried C-c C-e, but it did not help. I also have:
(add-hook 'wl-mail-setup-hook 'wl-draft-config-exec)
which is sort of the same thing I guess.

However, I had this code in my config (stolen from emacs-fu I think,
without much thought), that I now have removed (don't know if that has
anything to do with it):

(setq
 ;;Hide all fields in the message....
 wl-message-ignored-field-list '("^.*:")
 ;; ..but these...
 wl-message-visible-field-list
 '("^To:"
   "^Cc:"
   "^From:"
   "^Subject:"
   "^Date:"
   "^Content-Type:"
   "^Content-Disposition:")

 ;;...and sort them like so:
 wl-message-sort-field-list
 '("^From:"
   "^To:"
   "^Cc:"
   "^Date:"
   "^Subject:"
   "^Content-Type:"
   "^Content-Disposition:"))

Now I see that I sometimes have "Fcc:" correctly filled in the header,
(which makes testing much easier). If I start writing a draft from the
Folder-buffer (pressing "w") I have to re-select the template by
cycling through them with C-c C-j for the "Fcc:" to show up. I was
expecting C-c C-e to have the same effect, but no, it doesn't set
"Fcc".

However, if I'm already in the inbox Summary-buffer for my non-gmail
account and do "w" the "Fcc" is set correctly when I start the draft.

Any clues as to what is going on here? When "Fcc: ..." shows in the header it
 works, so the problem is that it's not getting set all the time.