Re: [Phpgroupware-users] little wish list entry

[Alex Borges]

Matt wrote:

> Would it not be simple enough to add class="someclassname" to each html
> element so that a simple CSS could provide the style.
>  
This is the way the next version will be done. We are working in a class 
and id standard namespace for all of phpgroupware...

> I imagine that a simple editor could "save" preferences into a CSS file
> after all it is only a plain text file.
>
> further more by using two files "user.css" and "system.css" and requiring
> system then user file users would gain additional control... thinking about
> it there is no reason I can think of why a good "theme engine" shouldn't
> allow such control secondary to a theme setting etc.
>
> The login system appears to be a detect is logged in and a form followed by
> a response PHP... so correct me if I am wrong but the login box could be (or
> maybe is) separated into it's own file.  Now one could easily call that box
> into another PHP file via require("loginbox.php") or whatever the syntax is
> (it escapes me this morning).  This would allow public site integration of
> the system if desired.
>
>  
As it is. It doesnt work that way.... we have templates, (almost) no 
html in php files but we strive for none at all.

> On this front does any one know how the user authentication API are exposed
> and how to use them?  If this was available then developer inclined persons
> would be able to integrate other projects with the system for greater
> cohesion.
>
>  
phpgwapi.accounts (phpgwapi/class.accounts_.inc.php ... 
accounts_sql....accounts_ldap)

> thoughts?
>
> -Matt
>
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>
> Hi folks,
>
> since I installed a fresh, new 0.9.16.005 I am looking deeply into phpgw
> again and find lots of new things that had not been in 0.9.12 (last I
> looked deep into). :-)
>
> Now I can even change colours on the login screen - great! But I am missing
> two features: getting rid of the blue frame of the login field (looks ugly
> if you change everything to warm colours), and the background colour of the
> login field is always grey.
>
> Would be nice in 1.0 to have a config for that also.
>
> Dirk
>
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