Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Disabling Calendar

[Dick M. <di...@fo...>]

Dick Middleton wrote:
> John Finlay wrote:

>> So in this case, you should be able to remove the calendar by removing the calendar.php file from your site.
>  >  You might also need to edit the toplinks.html file in your theme if the menu 
> item doesn't automatically
>  >  go away after removing the file.
> 
> The calendar disappears if I remove the section in toplinks.php - thanks for 
> that.  What can I test so it only does it when nobody is logged-in?

Actually a better solution, possibly, is to make getCalendarMenu return empty if 
  the user is not logged in.  That's more likely to work for all themes.  I 
still would like to know what to test for that condition.  Is it one of the 
$PRIV_* variables?

Dick