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[Jason Fleisher]

Duh! I found the php 'serialize' command.

Jason

On 6/30/2005 11:06 AM, Jason Fleisher wrote:

>Thanks, Kevin. One more question- is there someplace I can look to learn 
>how to "serialize it properly"?
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>Jason
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>On 6/28/2005 5:30 PM, Kevin Myer wrote:
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>>Quoting Jason Fleisher <jasonf at email.arizona.edu>:
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>>>I'd like to have guest users see a default read-only calendar. How do I
>>>make a certain user's calendar the default for guests to use?
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>>Setup the calendar using the existing user's account, with appropriate guest
>>permissions.
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>>Edit kronolith/config/prefs.php and add the calendar id to 'display_cals'
>>preference.  BE SURE TO SERIALIZE IT PROPERLY in the preference config 
>>file. If you can, set the prefererence for one user, then copy and 
>>paste it out of
>>your preference backend into prefs.php.  If you want both guests and
>>authenticated users to have that default, that should be all you need.  If you
>>only want guests to have that, you'll need to add a wee bit of code to 
>>check if
>>its an authenticated user or a guest and switch preference settings
>>accordingly.
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>>Thunderstorm rolling through here, so time to disconnect before I get fried :)
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>>Kevin
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