[imp] expand names (fwd)

[Apis Hytt]

On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, Jan Schneider wrote:

> This would be a solution for not showing up the application icons in the navbar 
> but not for preventing the users to call the apps manually. This would make it 
> necessary to have a granular access control to the apps.
> For example to allow inter-application calls via the api but no direct calls.
> 
> But you can at least set up turba to use readonly sources, wouldn't this be 
> enough?
> 
> Jan.
> 
> Zitat von Apis Hytt <php3dev@carousel.tabcat.com>:
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> 
> > 	Scenario -- allow `expand names' in [compose]
> > 		but not have [turba] in horde bottom navbar.
> > 
APIS+	o Yes, I have set the turba addressbook to read-only.

	o Your notion sounds nice for an ACL on the modules.

	o This is an artifact of the nice, new registry scheme and
		module/lib/api.php features.  Before expand names
		and the inter-module capability, one used to
		just delete the module in the older registry version.
                Now, of course, one will lose the back-door features.

	o Maybe, in short run, just a define for each module
		to display as a navbar link or not could suffice.

		If a user tried to URL to horde/turba .. one
	could just substitute a site specific page to say unavailable
	for direct access, use [compose] expand names instead.

	o That way, the link could at least be gone in navbar and
		the inter-module features would still work.
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