[cvs] [Wiki] changed: HermesAddressBook

[Michael Rubinsky]

mrubinsk  Thu, 06 Sep 2007 11:04:33 -0700

Modified page: http://dev.horde.org/horde/wicked/HermesAddressBook
New Revision:  1.5
Change log:  Make note of different share naming in Turba 2.2+ when using a
share for a client address book

@@ -56,8 +56,11 @@

 +++ Step 2

 While logged on as an administrator, go to {{Administration -> !DataTree}}
and expand the {{horde.shares.turba}} branch.  Expand the branch for your
shared source ( localsql in this example) and locate the entry for the
address book we just created.
+
+
+**Turba 2.2 and up:** Shares are no longer hierarchical in nature, so you
will not see the source type as described above.  You will only see a list
containing an entry for every Turba share.

 Now, the tricky part.  If you have a fairly large user base,  you will most
likely have to browse through a good number of entries.  Most of the entries
will be your user's default address books, these will be named after the
user.  What you are looking for is an entry such as 
{{82e8f032c1ab043b5efaa4fde50653d2}}.  These are user created address books.
 In our example, the one we are looking for will have something like this
when you expand it:
 <code>
 Array ( )
@@ -82,15 +85,19 @@
      .
 </code>

 Once you find the correct entry, copy down the uid
(82e8f032c1ab043b5efaa4fde50653d2).
+
+**Turba 2.2 and up:** The uid will be the name of the datatree entry so it
is no longer required to exand the datatree entry to find it, although it
might make it easier to copy and paste if you do so.

 +++ Step 3

 Go to the {{Administration -> Setup -> Address Book (turba)}} and fill the
following in to the Name of Client Addressbook field:

 {{localsql:82e8f032c1ab043b5efaa4fde50653d2}}

 That's the source name (localsql) followed by a colon, followed by the uid
of the address book we want to use.
+
+**Turba 2.2 and up:** You no longer should include the source type in the
name.  For the above example, the correct value to enter in the Name of
Client Addressbook field would be {{82e8f032c1ab043b5efaa4fde50653d2}}.

 Your shared client address book should now be visible in Hermes, without
having to create an entirely seperate sql source.