On Tue, Feb 10, 2004 at 02:28:33PM -0800, p dont think wrote: | > Really, this work is just a process of editing a number of PHP pages, | > which I can do, but I wonder if anyone has given thought to using | > SquirrelMail in such a 'kiosk' mode for special purpose plug-ins. | | There have been similar requests in the past couple weeks, so attached is | a new version of the startup_folder plugin. You can set a plugin location | as the startup for all users, although they are not locked to that page | once they log in, as you requested. Doing that would probably mean | editing out a *LOT* of links across the whole interface, which is outside | the scope of a plugin.
Yes, it is, but then again, I've already started that work. I started by editing src/redirect.php to send users to the plugins/procfilters/procfilters_options.php plugin configuration page, and I modified functions/page_header.php to only show the Folders, Filters (to take the user back to procfilters_options.php) and Logout links.. and the Folders and Filters links to no longer specify a 'Right' frame target. Works very well for my purposes so far.. I don't really object if users manually enter a URL to visit some other piece of SquirrelMail functionality, after all. | Let me know how this works for you. I can set up another SM instance to try it if you like? I presume what you have done with the startup_folder plugin is something analogous to what I have done with src/redirect.php? | - Paul -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Abbey [EMAIL PROTECTED] Applied Research Laboratories The University of Texas at Austin GPG Key: 71767586 at keyserver pgp.mit.edu, http://www.ganymeta.org/workkey.gpg
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