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2002-06-08
2002-06-08
  • No Name

    No Name - 2002-06-08

    Well, I've set everything up, and it seems to be working.  I'm kind of confused though... Whenever someone logs in, you see a mostly blank page...

    <demo> Account, Demo - Saturday June 08, 2002  
    Open Notify Window 
    Powered by phpGroupWare version 0.9.13.011

    With five buttons on the top right, one of which needs to be clicked if people want to manage their files. Is there any way to make it go straight to their files, so they don't have to click to go there?

    Also, what is the "Open Notify Window?" Whenever it's clicked, I get... Access not permitted

     
    • Jason Wies

      Jason Wies - 2002-06-08

      Yes, you can set it so that users are automatically brought to the files interface when they log in.  To do so:

      1. Log in as the administrator
      2. Go to Preferences
      3. Click Force Preferences or Default Preferences tab
      4. Change your Settings link
      5. Set Default Application to phpwebhosting

      Force Preferences will result in all users being brought to the file s interface, Default Preferences will result in the same thing, but users can choose to change their default application using the same method above.

      Notify Window is currently used only by the email app (http://www.phpgroupware.org if you want that).  In order to use it, you have to enable it by going to Administration > User accounts > Edit User, and adding the Notify Window application.

      Hope this helps,
      Jason Wies aka Zone

       
    • No Name

      No Name - 2002-06-08

      Thanks, that helped a lot.

      One issue I just noticed, is that, when I click what I suppose is the help button, I get this...

      Template Error: set_root: is not a directory.
      Halted.
      Fatal error: Call to undefined function: parse_navbar_end() in /var/www/htdocs/mydomain/phpgroupware/phpgwapi/inc/footer.inc.php on line 69

      Any ideas?

       
      • Jason Wies

        Jason Wies - 2002-06-08

        I'm not sure what is causing the error, but there really isn't any content in the main "?" area.  phpwebhosting has its own help section which is pretty thorough.  To enable it:

        1. Preferences
        2. phpwebhosting Preferences
        3. Enable "Show help", click Submit button
        4. Go back to phpwebhosting

        Now you'll have a bunch of "[?]" links that describe each display feature/function/etc.

        Jason Wies aka Zone

         
        • No Name

          No Name - 2002-06-08

          Is there any way to totally disable that area from showing up then? So people don't click it only to get an error?

           
          • Jason Wies

            Jason Wies - 2002-06-08

            There isn't a way to disable it through an interface.  It's certainly possible to disable it by editing the HTML template file (phpgwapi/templates/<template_name>/navbar.tpl in this case).

            Jason Wies aka Zone

             

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