As for the org_logo, both yours and pdontthink's ideas are good, but my issue is with the inelegancy of those solutions. I feel it should be as easy as the "hide_sm_attributions" option. You just say "no" when you do initial configuration and there's no further poking around to do.
By the way, the code does not check for existence of value in org_logo field. For example, in the login.php, you can see that it checks for hide_sm_attributions but the org_logo is assumed:
=====
echo '<CENTER>'.
" <IMG SRC=\"$org_logo\" ALT=\"" . sprintf(_("%s Logo"), $org_name) .
"\"$width_and_height><BR>\n".
( $hide_sm_attributions ? '' :
'<SMALL>' . sprintf (_("SquirrelMail version %s"), $version) . "<BR>\n".
' ' . _("By the SquirrelMail Development Team") . "<BR></SMALL>\n" ) .
"</CENTER>\n".
"<CENTER>\n". =====
Again, there are simple ways around these (that's partly the beauty of SM), but I think for people looking for a simple yet powerful webmail solution, SM has to have these little things ironed out so people don't have to poke around. Aim for a "configure-once, run-endlessly" for the many out there who want that.
johnn
On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, at 11:48 PM, Jonathan Angliss wrote:
Hello Johnn, On Tuesday, March 11, 2003, Johnn Tan wrote...
I'm almost embarrassed to ask these things, as they seem so basic, they should've already been covered a long time ago, and I just haven't looked hard enough. But I can't find anything on them.
Don't feel embarrassed... it's quite okay... the first one made me wonder...
1) When I use "View Printable Version" and I have a theme with a dark
or colored background, it prints out with that dark/colored background.
This seems counterintuitive to an idea of a "printable" version. I like
having themes like dark_green, but I want my printouts to be simple
black text on white background.
you're quite right... a printable version should be... plain... no fancy colours, themes, and the likes. I'll take a look to see what is going on over in there.
2) How do you disable the org_logo?? I tried putting in "none" for
Organization Logo and 0/0 for Width/Height, but all this does is show a
broken link where the image should've gone. Yes, I know I can use
login_image
See... you shouldn't be embarrassed... you did research ;) Try just setting $org_logo to "" that is when it asks for the name, put nothing in it. I believe the code checks to make sure there is something in the field. If you're having trouble setting it to "", open up config/config.php and try putting // in front of the $org_logo line.
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