Calendar PlugIn

**flattery** · 11-18-2009 05:09 PM

Ok here is my hack. It works, but I do want to figure out a better way to make this work so that there is no hacking of the code needed.
After installing webcalendar make the following changes:

1. First to get the current RoundCube user ID I opened the RoundCube file program/include/rcube_user.php and went to line 47 just inside the _construct function. After this line: $this->db = rcmail::get_instance()->get_dbh();
I set a cookie by adding this line: setcookie("webcal_user_id",$id);

so it now looks like:

Code:

  $this->db = rcmail::get_instance()->get_dbh();
  setcookie("webcal_user_id",$id);

2. Then in the webcalendar file at plugins/webcalendar/app/includes/config.php I grab the current roundcube user id.
Around line 207 you will find a line that like:

Code:

$single_user_login = $settings['single_user_login'];

Change that line to:

Code:

$single_user_login = $_COOKIE['webcal_user_id'];

3. Open the webcalendar file plugins/webcalendar/app/includes/settings.php
and set the following lines to look like this:

Code:

user_inc: user.php
use_http_auth: false
single_user: true

Now it should work seamlessly, but there is one small problem left to fix. Right now every new user will have full admin privileges. Until I figure out the fix for this all new users will need to be manually changed in the db to not be admins.

I have not tested this from scratch so hopefully I didn't miss something that I did. So let me know if this doesn't work for you and I will try to see what I missed.

**flattery** · 11-18-2009 10:56 PM

A modification to step one would be to set the user_id in the webcalendar.php file.

in the function init() find the line:

Code:

$rcmail = rcmail::get_instance();

and change it to:

Code:

$rcmail = rcmail::get_instance();
  $user = $rcmail->user;
  setcookie("webcal_user_id",$user->ID);

Still working on making it all work nicely from install to end.

**flattery** · 11-18-2009 11:22 PM

Here is the final hack to make users not have admin privileges:

Open the file plugins/webcalendar/app/includes/classes/WebCalendar.class
and at line 631 you should find the line:

Code:

array ( $single_user_login, md5 ( $single_user_login ), 'Y' ) ) )

change the Y to a N so it should look like this:

Code:

array ( $single_user_login, md5 ( $single_user_login ), 'N' ) ) )

**rosali** · 11-19-2009 12:40 PM

The following simple fix stopped all my trouble with the integrated login:

webcalendar.php

PHP Code:


    $rcmail->output->set_env('webcal_user', $rcmail->user->data['username']);

    $rcmail->output->set_env('webcal_enc_user', substr(base_convert( md5(trim($rcmail->user->data['username'])), 16, 36 ),0,25));

//Begin fix

    if($rcmail->user->data['password'])

      $rcmail->output->set_env('webcal_pass', $rcmail->user->data['password']);

    else

      $rcmail->output->set_env('webcal_pass', $_SESSION['password']);

//End fix

    $langs = $rcmail->config->get('cal_language');

    $lang = $langs[$_SESSION['language']];

Check @ RoundCube Webmail :: Welcome to RoundCube Webmail ... demo user login and first time login of a new registered user should work now.

**flattery** · 11-19-2009 03:42 PM

Great, I will have to try your fix out. I was just packaging mine up along with some changes I made to the installation.

I was taking out all the unnecessary installation stuff such as the authorization type, since people are downloading it as a RoundCube plugin there really isn't the need for a choice there... it just confuses people. I also want to get rid of the sql settings and just use RoundCube sql settings, or give an option or have RoundCube sql be already filled in my default.

Also I made some modification to get rid of all those dumb scroll bars that appear on every day of the month when there is nothing to scroll.

**rosali** · 11-19-2009 04:05 PM

Please feel free to post the result of your adjustments when finished. Improvements are welcome every time.

**flattery** · 11-19-2009 05:02 PM

First to get rid of the scroll bars the way I found to fix it was to get rid of the box around the day of the month or set it to float.

Since I could not find where this class was set I worked around it by going into the functions.php file and around line 4411 (just search for "dayofmonth") and I changed "dayofmonth" to "dayofmonths" and then I added a new class in a class file I could find which was theme.css, but then you have to add this to all your themes.

I set mine to float like this:

Code:

  .dayofmonths {
	float:left;
    border:1px solid;
    border-width:0 1px 1px 0;
    padding:0 2px 0 3px;
    font-weight:bold;
    text-decoration:none;
    vertical-align:top;
  }
  .dayofmonths:hover {
    border-right:1px solid #0000ff;
    border-bottom:1px solid #0000ff;
    color:#0000ff;
	background-color:yellow;
	
  }

The other way is to take is to take out the border then just remove the float and border lines.

Also as for the installation I just took the lines that didn't need options and set them to <input type="hidden" with the value already set

**rosali** · 11-19-2009 08:16 PM

hmmm ... I don't see unnecessary scrollbars. Which browser? Which resolution? Could you please attach some screenies?

**flattery** · 11-19-2009 08:25 PM

I use Google Chrome and I notice this doesn't seem to affect Firefox, but here is a screen shot:

**rosali** · 11-20-2009 06:17 AM

Did you use a demo account of mail4us.net? I can't even reproduce it with recent Chrome on XP. If I can't reproduce it it's hard to fix it. Please register an account at mail4us.net. Configure the Calendar with your preferences and PM'me the login data.

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