Quoting Brett Charbeneau <br...@wrl.org>:
Michael Slusarz [slusarz <at> horde.org]: This is the correct
way of disabling (except changes should be made in
registry.local.php).
I'm grateful for the response! And please excuse my ignorance of PHP...
I've added
$_prefs['blacklist']['Locked'] = true;
$_prefs['whitelist']['Locked'] = true;
to registry.local.php, and it does seem to disable them for the
user, but the preference would be to have this menu item not appear
at all.
I tried additionally adding the chunk of code below as well, but
I keep getting syntax errors - is this the correct approach to
remove the "Blacklist" and "Whitelist" links from all menus?
'ingo' => array(
'name' => _("Filters"),
'provides' => array(
'filter',
'mail/applyFilters',
'mail/canApplyFilters',
'mail/showFilters'
),
'menu_parent' => 'imp'
),
In registry.local.php, this will remove blacklist and whitelist and
ensure that any additions to 'provides' in the future is automatically
added without further admin intervention:
$this->applications['ingo']['provides'] = array_diff(
$this->applications['ingo']['provides'],
array(
'mail/blacklistFrom',
'mail/showBlacklist',
'mail/whitelistFrom',
'mail/showWhitelist'
)
);
Unfortunately, the 'provides' parameter isn't as clean to work via
registry.local.php since it only contains hash values and no defined
hash keys, so the PHP needs to be a bit more advanced (this is a
historical remnant since this is the way registry.php was before we
switched to *.local.php files).
michael
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