Zitat von Liam Hoekenga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Is there a way for another horde application to know that it's being > called from within DIMP / is beind displayed in the DIV on the right > side of the DIMP screen?
Unfortunately not. > Say you've configured Turba such that... > > $conf['menu']['apps'] = array( 'imp' ); > > And you've configured DIMP such that... > > $conf['menu']['apps'] = array( 'turba' ); > > In DIMP, a user follows the "Address Book" link in the "action" pane > (the pane on the left), or the "Address Book" tab in the "display" pane > (the pane on the right). They the Turba menu bar in DIMP's right pane, > and decide that the way to get back to their mail is to follow the > "Mail" button in Turba's menu bar... and now they're displaying > traditional IMP inside of the "display" pane, which I think is a > potential cause for confusion. Why do you display IMP in the menu then? > I kind of feel that it would make more sense if an application could > tell that it's embedded in DIMP's "display" pane, and then for that app > to not populate it's own menu with options that are already available > from DIMP's "action" pane. I.e. if you load Turba within DIMP, it > doesn't display the contents of Turba's $conv['menu']['apps'] *and* it > probably shouldn't show the "Options" button on Turba's menu. It may > seem flexible to offer things in both locations, but I think it's going > to confuse users. That makes sense, but is not so easy, because - see your first question. > Might it also be possible to wrap the embedded applications such that > DIMP's display "tabs" that show up at the of each embedded application? > I.e. a user launches DIMP - they see three tabs - Home, Filters, > Address Book. They go into Turba, and they still see the three tabs - > above Turba's normal menu bar, only now, "Address Book" is highlighted. That would be nice, but isn't easily possible with the current DIMP UI. > Or is it possible to turn off the "tabs", and only have other > applications show up in the "action" pane? Yes, through a custom css. Makes sense to have this as a preference intead. Jan. -- Do you need professional PHP or Horde consulting? http://horde.org/consulting/ -- IMP mailing list - Join the hunt: http://horde.org/bounties/#imp Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
