[cvs] [Wiki] changed: HermesAddressBook

[Michael Rubinsky]

mrubinsk  Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:28:52 -0500

Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/HermesAddressBook
New Revision:  1.9
Change log:  Note about SQL Share driver

@@ -126,27 +126,8 @@

  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}}.
+
+**Horde 3.3 and up:** If you are using the SQL Share driver instead  
of the Datatree driver, you will (obviously) not be able to see the  
share uid in the datatree administration screen.  Instead, you will  
need to get the uid from a link in Turba.  For example, the link in  
the sidebar for the requested address book. In this link, the value of  
the 'share' url parameter is the value you need.

  Your shared client address book should now be visible in Hermes,  
without having to create an entirely seperate sql source.
-
-++ Alternate solution 2 - MySQL
-
-If you are using mysql as backend for the Shares {{Administration ->  
Setup -> Horde (horde) -> Shares}} then you'll need to get the  
addressbook uid from the manage addressbook section.
-
-+++ Step 1
-
-Go to {{Organizing -> Adress Book -> My Adress Book}}. Set the  
permissions accordingly and then right-click "Edit" icon. You should  
be able to the "Link Location". Depending on your browser it may be  
called a bit different.
-
-
-+++ Step 2
-
-Go to {{Administration -> Setup -> Address Book (turba)}} and fill  
the paste the copied link in to the Name of Client Addressbook field  
(it will look something like this):
-
-{{http://domain.com/horde/turba/addressbooks/edit.php?a=cf5f669fdd0477984384d248efcf7f1c}}
-
-No cut everything before the "=" so that it looks like this:
-
-{{cf5f669fdd0477984384d248efcf7f1c}}
-
-After you save this your shared client address book should now be  
visible in Hermes.