Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-08-01 Thread Paul Lesniewski
On 8/1/09, LuKreme wrote: > On Jul 30, 2009, at 5:11 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: >> If you are just going to use the stock SM login page with no other >> changes, you can go into src/login.php and find this line (around >> 160): >> >> "\n" . addForm('redirect.php', 'post', 'login_form'); >> >>

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-08-01 Thread LuKreme
On Jul 30, 2009, at 5:11 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: > If you are just going to use the stock SM login page with no other > changes, you can go into src/login.php and find this line (around > 160): > > "\n" . addForm('redirect.php', 'post', 'login_form'); > > Change it to this: > > "\n" . ad

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread Paul Lesniewski
> >> On 7/30/09, LuKreme wrote: >>> On Jul 30, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: You need to explain what you are trying to do with more details. >>> >>> What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a >>> frame >>> and the rest of the page loads the server status info

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread LuKreme
On Jul 30, 2009, at 17:11, Paul Lesniewski wrote: > On 7/30/09, LuKreme wrote: >> On Jul 30, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: >>> You need to explain what you are trying to do with more details. >> >> What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a >> frame >> and

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread Paul Lesniewski
On 7/30/09, LuKreme wrote: > On Jul 30, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: >> You need to explain what you are trying to do with more details. > > What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a frame > and the rest of the page loads the server status info from another > mac

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread LuKreme
On Jul 30, 2009, at 4:09 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: > You need to explain what you are trying to do with more details. What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a frame and the rest of the page loads the server status info from another machine. > If you are showing the login

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread Paul Lesniewski
>>> >>> But that loads the squirrelmail.org home page. >> >> Until the wiki is back online, the best thing you can do is search the >> mailing list archives > > I searched a lot, saw a lot of posts with questions and the answers > were… > >

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread LuKreme
On Jul 30, 2009, at 1:22 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: > On 7/30/09, LuKreme wrote: >> >> >> But that loads the squirrelmail.org home page. > > Until the wiki is back online, the best thing you can do is search the > mailing list archives I se

Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread Paul Lesniewski
On 7/30/09, LuKreme wrote: > Long ago I used squirrelmail with a frameset for the login page. I > can't seem to find any backups of that configuration (probably long > deleted). > > What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a frame > and the rest of the page loads the server s

[SM-USERS] Squirrelmail and Framesets

2009-07-30 Thread LuKreme
Long ago I used squirrelmail with a frameset for the login page. I can't seem to find any backups of that configuration (probably long deleted). What I want is a login page where the squirrelmail login is in a frame and the rest of the page loads the server status info from another machine