Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Disabling Calendar

[John F. <Joh...@ne...>]

Hi Dick,

In the includes/menu.php, you will find a method in the MenuBar class called "getCalendarMenu".

To disable the menu have that function return null when a user is not logged in.  Something like this:
if (!PGV_USER_NAME) return null;

If the program they are using has a consistent "User-Agent" header then you can also try blocking it by adding it to the "$worms" array on line 104 of includes/session.php.

--John


> -----Original Message-----
> From: php...@li... [mailto:phpgedview-
> tal...@li...] On Behalf Of Dick Middleton
> Sent: Saturday, May 10, 2008 1:43 PM
> To: All About PhpGedView
> Subject: Re: [Phpgedview-talk] Disabling Calendar
> 
> 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
> 
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