Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Add site specific global variables (multilogin and imapproxy)

[Paul L. <pa...@sq...>]

Ricardo Stella wrote:
> I use multilogin and imapproxy.  So all mail servers are 'localhost' but
> use different ports.  I'm trying to pass down a few plugins a variable
> with the name of the mail server that the proxy connects to, but no ide
> where to set this in.  I've done it in a couple of plugins, but figure,
> it's better to just keep only one place to modify this:
> 
> For example:
> 
>   if ($imapPort == "143")
>      $MY_Server = "server1";
>   if ($imapPort == "144")
>      $MY_Server = "server2";
>   if ($imapPort == "145")
>      $MY_Server = "server3";

I don't really understand what this is and where you are trying to do
it.  But just plain custom variables can be added at will to the
multilogin config:

  $IMAPSelections = array(

      'My Domain' => array(
          'imapServerAddress' => 'localhost',
          'imapPort'          => '143',
          'mySpecialVariable' => 'blah!',
      ),

   );

Then $mySpecialVariable should be availble to you in most anywhere, as
long as you reference it as a global var.

So, uh, maybe you need this?

  $IMAPSelections = array(

      'My Domain 1' => array(
          'imapServerAddress' => 'localhost',
          'imapPort'          => '143',
          'MY_Server' => 'server1',
      ),

      'My Domain 2' => array(
          'imapServerAddress' => 'localhost',
          'imapPort'          => '144',
          'MY_Server' => 'server2',
      ),

      'My Domain 3' => array(
          'imapServerAddress' => 'localhost',
          'imapPort'          => '145',
          'MY_Server' => 'server3',
      ),

   );

and in your plugin:

global $My_Server;
echo "My_Server<br />";

 - paul


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