As far as I can see that plugin just changes the folder that is displayed when you login. You also have to precofigure where it's going to put you.... so it's really not much use for what I'm trying to do.
Yes, I wasn't suggesting that it was a ready-made solution for your requirement. I just thought that you might be able to use its code as a base to modify.
I was *hoping* not to have to get into the code :(
I think you might have to.
Are you suggesting that I write a custom plugin because you know that there is no way of doing this currently? Frankly it seems to me that the easyist thing to do would be to patch redirect.php so that it takes an additional form var that can override the redirect_url.
There are two quick and dirty ways of doing this that I can see. You want to go to the compose page right?
In redirect.php change:
$redirect_url = 'webmail.php'; to $redirect_url = 'webmail.php?right_frame=compose.php';
OR
In webmail.php add:
$right_frame = 'compose.php';
around line 112 or so, just after the comments about how to call webmail.php.
However I'm quite ham fisted when it comes to PHP. I'm more
of a python/perl guy.
If you can code in perl, you you shouldn't have too much trouble with php.
Hope this helps,
-- Matt M.
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