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patricia
November 15, 2007, 6:19am Report to Moderator Report to Moderator

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is there a way to set the permissions as to what groups can see the calendar?

I require logon for the forum, but I would like to have anyone be able to see the calendar?  is that possible?
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Just make all of the forums hidden from all but the users you want to, and then make a board just for guests that tell them to register.


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Thanks!  I will try that.
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ok.. I can't figure out how to allow guest access to read only for the forum.  It keeps telling me to login when I go to try to view the calendar.

how do I set guest access to read for the forum?

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never mind.. I figured it out.  didn't think to look at the Board Speed part of the admin, but I found the documentation in the blahdocs.

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I have decided to go with a separate calendar (webcalendar).  How do I turn the calendar off in the forum?

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You can't... just use the customised menu in your template to remove the calendar button.  Else you could just use a htaccess file to redirect.



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thanks!
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hmmm... I don't see the separate buttons -specifically the calendar button- in the template (thru the template manager).

is the calendar button somewhere else?
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The button config is part of the code. You will need to edit Routines.pl and change this:

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	$calmenu = qq~<a href="$surl\lv-cal/" rel="nofollow">$Mimg{'cal'}</a>~;
	$searchmenu = qq~<a href="$surl\lv-search/~; $searchmenu .= "b-$URL{'b'}/" if($URL{'b'}); $searchmenu .= qq~">$Mimg{'search'}</a>~;

	$menubar = '<div class="menubar">'.$homemenu.$sep.$help.$Mmsp2.$calmenu.$Mmsp2.$searchmenu.$Mmsp2;


with this:

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#	$calmenu = qq~<a href="$surl\lv-cal/" rel="nofollow">$Mimg{'cal'}</a>~;
	$searchmenu = qq~<a href="$surl\lv-search/~; $searchmenu .= "b-$URL{'b'}/" if($URL{'b'}); $searchmenu .= qq~">$Mimg{'search'}</a>~;

	$menubar = '<div class="menubar">'.$homemenu.$sep.$help.$Mmsp2.$searchmenu.$Mmsp2;



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thanks.  i appreciate the help.
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