Hi James,
I was also able to create a variable *within* the cck2.cfg file and reference
it within the config {} object variable too and that works fine. But I've been
unsuccessful in finding a way to import/load an external javascript file in
general from inside cck2.cfg. I just get "Failed to read the configuration
file". I've tried various permutations of Components.utils.import() but since
this is all new to me I don't really know what I'm doing. Hopefully Mr. Kaply
sees this and can provide some tips.
--
Scott Copus, Lab Systems Engineer
Academic Technology | Western Kentucky University
http://www.wku.edu/it/labs
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Subject: Re: [Mozilla Enterprise] Firefox deployment/configuration/update
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Copus, Scott wrote:
> I'm trying to figure out a couple things w.r.t. CCK2. Hopefully
> somebody has already figured out how to do some of this. ;)
>
> CCK separation of settings:
>
> When using CCK2, does anyone know if it's possible to put certain
> configuration items into separate files? For example, it would be
> great to be able to isolate settings such as home pages, bookmarks,
> popup exception sites, and so on into their own separate config files
> so I can utilize group policies to be able to push out
> department-specific settings. I know I can just clone our default
> university-wide 'cck2.cfg' file and change one department-specific
> setting like the home page. However, if there's a way I could
> separate these settings out into their own files that would make
> managing and targeting them with GPO-pushed files a little easier.
I don't think this is possible with CCK2 as it is - however, the cfg
file generated by CCK2 'imports' other javascript files from the cck2
directory tree - as the cfg file is javascript, then it should be
theoretically possible to 'import' separate department-specific settings
files in a similar manner ...
> I've experimented a little with the AutoConfig "before CCK2" section
> but I don't think any javascript variables I declare there are
> visible to the CCK2, as I've tried to declare my own "CustomHomePage"
> variable but couldn't get it to work.
This should work fine - I've just hacked a CCK2 cfg file and moved the
'bookmarks' settings outside the CCK2 config{} - which worked fine
e.g.
// "before CCK2" section
var mybookmarks = {
"toolbar": [
{
"name": "XYZ",
"location": "http://xyz.some.site/";
}
],
"menu": [
{
"name": "ABC",
"location": "http://abc.another.site/";
}
]
};
// Autoconfig file written by CCK2
var config = {
...
"displayMenuBar": true,
"dontCheckDefaultBrowser": true,
"disableCrashReporter": true,
"disableTelemetry": true,
...
"bookmarks": mybookmarks,
...
"certs": {
"ca": [
{
...
};
If you are hacking a CCK2 cfg file, you need to change the value of
"version" in config{} - otherwise changes won't be picked up (when using
an existing firefox profile)
James Pearson
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