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Joined: 13 June 2009 Location: United States
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Posted: 13 June 2009 at 1:37pm | IP Logged
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I am testing out WebMail Pro and I like what I have seen so far. I have one pre-purchase question so far. I like the capability to allow users to change email settings, however, there are certain e-mail settings I don't want them to be able to change, such as being able to leave messages on the server. I want them to be able to set all other settings, except that one. I see that when you purchase the product you would receive the source code, and I can code in PHP. Is it possible to disallow resetting this one setting in the code? Also, I may want to change other settings in code as well. Is that possible?
Thanks,
Gary
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marci Valued Community Member
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Posted: 13 June 2009 at 2:09pm | IP Logged
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You can edit the source code as you want.
It will be easy to disallow it by for instance simple hide it for the user. I though code i asp.net so not quite sure what would be a smart way, but I guess you can figure that out, if you code in PHP
You can also request the Afterlogic developer team to make the changes, but that won't be free though
Best regards,
Jeppe
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Posted: 13 June 2009 at 4:46pm | IP Logged
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Hi Jeppe,
And thanks. I have been looking through the code in the trial version and it is very convoluted. It will be hard to figure out. I'm on a thin budget so I am sure if we decide to purchase the product, we would not be able to afford their customization fees. You are right, I just need to hide those items in the settings area when a user is signed on, but their code is something else.
Again thanks,
Gary
marci wrote:
You can edit the source code as you want.
It will be easy to disallow it by for instance simple hide it for the user. I though code i asp.net so not quite sure what would be a smart way, but I guess you can figure that out, if you code in PHP
You can also request the Afterlogic developer team to make the changes, but that won't be free though
Best regards,
Jeppe
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Igor AfterLogic Support
Joined: 24 June 2008 Location: United States
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Posted: 13 June 2009 at 10:23pm | IP Logged
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Dear Gary,
Jeppe was precise when saying that source code modification requires involving developers. However, maybe the following simple solution would suit you: instead of removing unnecessary fields, I suggest hiding them via CSS. Open screen.account-properties.js file and locate the following lines:
Code:
td.colSpan = 3;
inp = CreateChildWithAttrs(td, 'input', [['class', 'wm_checkbox'], ['type', 'radio'], ['id', 'mail_mode_0'], ['name', 'mail_mode'], ['value', '1']]); |
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and add a line there:
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td.colSpan = 3;
td.className = 'wm_hide';
inp = CreateChildWithAttrs(td, 'input', [['class', 'wm_checkbox'], ['type', 'radio'], ['id', 'mail_mode_0'], ['name', 'mail_mode'], ['value', '1']]); |
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This should work for AJAX-powered user interface. For classic HTML, this is even simpler. Locate the following lines in classic/class_settingspanel.php file:
Code:
<tr id="pop_advanced">
<td colspan="3"> |
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That should be replaced with:
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<tr id="pop_advanced">
<td colspan="3" class="wm_hide"> |
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Regards,
Igor, AfterLogic Support
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