Re: [SOGo] Set calendar refresh time
Just came across this as well.
In Lightning 1.9, if you extract the XPI, and edit the file
calendar-js/calCalendarManager.js, you'll find the lines below :
if (refreshInterval === null) {
// Default to 30 minutes, in case the value is missing
refreshInterval = 30;
}
You might be able to get away with changing that value to 5 and zipping
the extension back up.
This would work better for new deployments obviously.
I know its been a while since the original question was posted, but
better late than never.
On 03/13/2012 07:57 AM, cerrisa...@yahoo.it wrote:
SOGo 1.3.12C, Thunderbird 10, Lightning 1.2.3. Configured on sogo-integrator
inserting the following line in chrome/content/general/ custom-preferences.js:
force_int_pref(calendar.autorefresh.timeout, 5);
But the refresh time in calendars remain 30 minute. Look at about:config and
find calendar.registry.HASH VALUE.refreshInterval, but don't know hot set int
in custom-preferences.js.
Can somebody help?
THX
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Re: [SOGo] Set calendar refresh time
There is another place where the default calendar refresh interval is
set within the contents of the Lightning extension, atleast for 1.9.
Its in chrome/calendar/content/calendar/calendar-properties-dialog.js
The line :
if (refreshInterval === null) refreshInterval = 30;
I changed it to 5, did a test install, and confirmed it worked.
Probably over complicating this though, I imagine there is a global
preference value I'm just not aware of.
On 01/15/2013 04:53 PM, Nobody wrote:
Just came across this as well.
In Lightning 1.9, if you extract the XPI, and edit the file
calendar-js/calCalendarManager.js, you'll find the lines below :
if (refreshInterval === null) {
// Default to 30 minutes, in case the value is missing
refreshInterval = 30;
}
You might be able to get away with changing that value to 5 and zipping
the extension back up.
This would work better for new deployments obviously.
I know its been a while since the original question was posted, but
better late than never.
On 03/13/2012 07:57 AM, cerrisa...@yahoo.it wrote:
SOGo 1.3.12C, Thunderbird 10, Lightning 1.2.3. Configured on
sogo-integrator
inserting the following line in chrome/content/general/
custom-preferences.js:
force_int_pref(calendar.autorefresh.timeout, 5);
But the refresh time in calendars remain 30 minute. Look at
about:config and
find calendar.registry.HASH VALUE.refreshInterval, but don't know
hot set int
in custom-preferences.js.
Can somebody help?
THX
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[SOGo] Set calendar refresh time
SOGo 1.3.12C, Thunderbird 10, Lightning 1.2.3. Configured on sogo-integrator inserting the following line in chrome/content/general/ custom-preferences.js: force_int_pref(calendar.autorefresh.timeout, 5); But the refresh time in calendars remain 30 minute. Look at about:config and find calendar.registry.HASH VALUE.refreshInterval, but don't know hot set int in custom-preferences.js. Can somebody help? THX -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
