Adding ACL to new application

[johnparsons]

Hi,
Is it possible to add ACL (ie for edit, add or delete) to a new application. I can add settings but can’t see how to add ACL.

Thanks

John

[Ralf_Becker_Stylite]

Hi John,

two steps are necessary:

1. create $app/templates/default/preference_*.tpl files, have a look at
   timesheet for example
   http://svn.stylite.de/viewvc/egroupware/trunk/timesheet/templates/default/
   There you define which acl types (add, edit, read, delete, …) your app
   support.

2. like for the preferences, you have to create a link to the ACL page
   with the preferences hook.

Ralf

Hi,
Is it possible to add ACL (ie for edit, add or delete) to a new application.
I can add settings but can’t see how to add ACL.

Thanks

John

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