diff --git a/phpgwapi/inc/class.preferences.inc.php b/phpgwapi/inc/class.preferences.inc.php
index 642d502873..0018395f56 100644
--- a/phpgwapi/inc/class.preferences.inc.php
+++ b/phpgwapi/inc/class.preferences.inc.php
@@ -38,6 +38,12 @@
var $data = array();
/*! @var db */
var $db;
+ /*! @var debug_init_prefs */
+ var $debug_init_prefs = 0;
+ //var $debug_init_prefs = 1;
+ //var $debug_init_prefs = 2;
+ //var $debug_init_prefs = 3;
+
/**************************************************************************\
* Standard constructor for setting $this->account_id *
@@ -297,18 +303,28 @@
unset($preferences_update);
}
}
-
+
+ /**************************************************************************\
+ * Email Preferences and Private Support Functions *
+ \**************************************************************************/
+
/*!
- @function get_mailsvr_port
- @abstract get_mailsvr_port
+ @function sub_get_mailsvr_port
+ @abstract Helper function for create_email_preferences, gets mail server port number.
@discussion This will generate the appropriate port number to access a
- mail server of type pop3, pop3s, imap, imaps users value from
- $phpgw_info['user']['preferences']['email']['mail_port'].
- if that value is not set, it generates a default port for the given
- $server_type
- @param $prefs - any user preferences
+ mail server of type pop3, pop3s, imap, imaps users value from
+ $phpgw_info['user']['preferences']['email']['mail_port'].
+ if that value is not set, it generates a default port for the given $server_type.
+ Someday, this *MAY* be
+ (a) a se4rver wide admin setting, or
+ (b)user custom preference
+ Until then, simply set the port number based on the mail_server_type, thereof
+ ONLY call this function AFTER ['email']['mail_server_type'] has been set.
+ @param $prefs - user preferences array based on element ['email'][]
+ @author Angles
+ @access Private
*/
- function get_mailsvr_port($prefs)
+ function sub_get_mailsvr_port($prefs)
{
/*// UNCOMMENT WHEN mail_port IS A REAL, USER SET OPTION
// first we try the port number supplied in preferences
@@ -349,33 +365,66 @@
//}
return $port_number;
}
-
+
+ /*!
+ @function sub_default_userid
+ @abstract Helper function for create_email_preferences, gets default userid for email
+ @discussion This will generate the appropriate userid for accessing an email server.
+ In the absence of a custom ['email']['userid'], this function should be used to set it.
+ @param $accountid - as determined in and/or passed to "create_email_preferences"
+ @access Private
+ */
+ function sub_default_userid($account_id='')
+ {
+ if ($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_login_type'] == 'vmailmgr')
+ {
+ $prefs_email_userid = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id)
+ . '@' . $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_suffix'];
+ }
+ else
+ {
+ $prefs_email_userid = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id);
+ }
+ return $prefs_email_userid;
+ }
+
+ /*!
+ @function sub_default_address
+ @abstract Helper function for create_email_preferences, gets default "From:" email address
+ @discussion This will generate the appropriate email address used as the "From:"
+ email address when the user sends email, the localpert@domain part. The "personal"
+ part is generated elsewhere.
+ In the absence of a custom ['email']['address'], this function should be used to set it.
+ @param $accountid - as determined in and/or passed to "create_email_preferences"
+ @access Private
+ */
+ function sub_default_address($account_id='')
+ {
+ $prefs_email_address = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id)
+ . '@' . $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_suffix'];
+ return $prefs_email_address;
+ }
+
/*!
@function create_email_preferences
@abstract create email preferences
- @param $account_id -optional defaults to : phpgw_info['user']['account_id']
- @discussion
- (old) This fills the global $phpgw_info array with the required email preferences for this user
- (old was changed: new) fills a local copy of ['email'][] prefs array which is then returned to the calling
- proc, which the calling proc generally tacks onto the global $phpgw_info array as such:
+ @param $account_id -optional defaults to : get_account_id()
+ @discussion fills a local copy of ['email'][] prefs array which is then returned to the calling
+ function, which the calling function generally tacks onto the $GLOBALS['phpgw_info'] array as such:
$GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['user']['preferences'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->preferences->create_email_preferences();
which fills an array based at:
- $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['user']['preferences']['email']
- Most times, this function used the existence, or lack thereof, of certain custom preferences read from the
- repository as an indication of whether to use server defaults or that specified user custom preference.
- This means that generally there is not a "pref not set" value, instead an unspecified preference generally
- does not exist in the repository. This can be an issue when, for example, a new user first uses then email
- app, if that user never went to the prefs page and specifically set "use sent folder" then, perhaps unknown
- to that user, the users sent mail is NOT being sent to a "sent" folder.
- ISSUE: unset = no preference. However, when reading the preferences for the FIRST time ever for a user,
- and a preference "use sent folder" does not exist (is not set), we do not know if (a) the user purposely does NOT
- want to use the sent folder, or (b) the user has never actually been to the preferences page, and does not know
- that "use sent folder" is an option that is not enabled.
+ $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['user']['preferences']['email'][prefs_are_elements_here]
+ Reading the raw preference DB data and comparing to the email preference schema defined in
+ /email/class.bopreferences.inc.php (see discussion there and below) to create default preference values
+ for the in the ['email'][] pref data array in cases where the user has not supplied
+ a preference value for any particular preference item available to the user.
+ @access Public
*/
function create_email_preferences($accountid='')
{
- $default_trash_folder = 'Trash';
- $default_sent_folder = 'Sent';
+ if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 0) { echo 'class.preferences: create_email_preferences: ENTERING
'; }
+ // we may need function "html_quotes_decode" from the mail_msg class
+ $email_base = CreateObject("email.mail_msg");
$account_id = get_account_id($accountid);
// If the current user is not the request user, grab the preferences
@@ -401,51 +450,295 @@
{
$prefs = $this->data;
}
+ if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 0) { echo 'class.preferences: create_email_preferences: raw $this->data dump
'; print_r($this->data); echo ''; } - // Add default preferences info - if (!isset($prefs['email']['userid'])) - { - if ($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_login_type'] == 'vmailmgr') - { - $prefs['email']['userid'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id) - . '@' . $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_suffix']; - } - else - { - $prefs['email']['userid'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id); - } - } - // Set Server Mail Type if not defined + // = = = = NOT-SIMPLE PREFS = = = = + // Default Preferences info that is: + // (a) not controlled by email prefs itself (mostly api and/or server level stuff) + // (b) too complicated to be described in the email prefs data array instructions + + // --- [server][mail_server_type] --- + // Set API Level Server Mail Type if not defined + // if for some reason the API didnot have a mail server type set during initialization if (empty($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_server_type'])) { $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_server_type'] = 'imap'; } - if (!isset($prefs['email']['address'])) - { - $prefs['email']['address'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw']->accounts->id2name($account_id) - . '@' . $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_suffix']; - } - if (!isset($prefs['email']['mail_server'])) - { - $prefs['email']['mail_server'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_server']; - } - if (!isset($prefs['email']['mail_server_type'])) - { - $prefs['email']['mail_server_type'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_server_type']; - } - if (!isset($prefs['email']['imap_server_type'])) - { - $prefs['email']['imap_server_type'] = $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['imap_server_type']; - } - + + // --- [server][mail_folder] --- // ==== UWash Mail Folder Location used to be "mail", now it's changeable, but keep the // ==== default to "mail" so upgrades happen transparently // --- TEMP MAKE DEFAULT UWASH MAIL FOLDER ~/mail (a.k.a. $HOME/mail) $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['server']['mail_folder'] = 'mail'; // --- DELETE THE ABOVE WHEN THIS OPTION GETS INTO THE SYSTEM SETUP - // pick up custom "mail_folder" if it exists (used for UWash and UWash Maildor servers) + // pick up custom "mail_folder" if it exists (used for UWash and UWash Maildir servers) // else use the system default (which we temporarily hard coded to "mail" just above here) - + + //--- [email][newsmode] --- + // == Orphan == currently NOT USED + // This is going to be used to switch to the nntp class + if ((isset($GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['newsmode']) + && $GLOBALS['phpgw_info']['flags']['newsmode'])) + { + $prefs['email']['mail_server_type'] = 'nntp'; + } + + //--- [email][mail_port] --- + // These sets the mail_port server variable + // someday (not currently) this may be a site-wide property set during site setup + // additionally, someday (not currently) the user may be able to override this with + // a custom email preference. Currently, we simply use standard port numbers + // for the service in question. + $prefs['email']['mail_port'] = $this->sub_get_mailsvr_port($prefs); + + // = = = = SIMPLER PREFS = = = = + + // Default Preferences info that is articulated in the email prefs schema array itself + // such email prefs schema array is described and established in /email/class.bopreferences + // by function "init_available_prefs", see the discussion there. + + // --- create the objectified /email/class.bopreferences.inc.php --- + $bo_mail_prefs = CreateObject('email.bopreferences'); + + + // --- bo_mail_prefs->init_available_prefs() --- + // this fills object_email_bopreferences->std_prefs and ->cust_prefs + // we will initialize the users preferences according to the rules and instructions + // embodied in those prefs arrays, applying those rules to the unprocessed + // data read from the preferences DB. By taking the raw data and applying those rules, + // we will construct valid and known email preference data for this user. + $bo_mail_prefs->init_available_prefs(); + + // --- combine the two array (std and cust) for 1 pass handling --- + // when this preference DB was submitted and saved, it was hopefully so well structured + // that we can simply combine the two arrays, std_prefs and cust_prefs, and do a one + // pass analysis and preparation of this users preferences. + $avail_pref_array = $bo_mail_prefs->std_prefs; + $c_cust_prefs = count($bo_mail_prefs->cust_prefs); + for($i=0;$i<$c_cust_prefs;$i++) + { + // add each custom prefs to the std prefs array + $next_idx = count($avail_pref_array); + $avail_pref_array[$next_idx] = $bo_mail_prefs->cust_prefs[$i]; + } + if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 1) { echo 'class.preferences: create_email_preferences: std AND cust arrays combined:
'; print_r($avail_pref_array); echo ''; } + + // --- make the schema-based pref data for this user --- + // user defined values and/or user specified custom email prefs are read from the + // prefs DB with mininal manipulation of the data. Currently the only change to + // users raw data is related to reversing the encoding of "database un-friendly" chars + // which itself may become unnecessary if and when the database handlers can reliably + // take care of this for us. Of course, password data requires special decoding, + // but the password in the array [email][paswd] should be left in encrypted form + // and only decrypted seperately when used to login in to an email server. + + // --- generating a default value if necessary --- + // in the absence of a user defined custom email preference for a particular item, we can + // determine the desired default value for that pref as such: + // $this_avail_pref['init_default'] is a comma seperated seperated string which should + // be exploded into an array containing 2 elements that are: + // exploded[0] : an description of how to handle the next string element to get a default value. + // Possible "instructional tokens" for exploded[0] (called $set_proc[0] below) are: + // string + // set_or_not + // function + // init_no_fill + // varEVAL + // tells you how to handle the string in exploded[1] (called $set_proc[1] below) to get a valid + // default value for a particular preference if one is needed (i.e. if no user custom + // email preference exists that should override that default value, in which case we + // do not even need to obtain such a default value as described in ['init_default'] anyway). + + // --- loop thru $avail_pref_array and process each pref item --- + $c_prefs = count($avail_pref_array); + for($i=0;$i<$c_prefs;$i++) + { + $this_avail_pref = $avail_pref_array[$i]; + if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 1) { echo 'class.preferences: create_email_preferences: value from DB for $prefs[email]['.$this_avail_pref['id'].'] = ['.$prefs['email'][$this_avail_pref['id']].']
'; print_r($this_avail_pref); echo "\r\n"; } + + // --- is there a value in the DB for this preference item --- + // if the prefs DB has no value for this defined available preference, we must make one. + // This occurs if (a) this is user's first login, or (b) this is a custom pref which the user + // has not overriden, do a default (non-custom) value is needed. + if (!isset($prefs['email'][$this_avail_pref['id']])) + { + // now we are analizing an individual pref that is available to the user + // AND the user had no existing value in the prefs DB for this. + + // --- get instructions on how to generate a default value --- + $set_proc = explode(',', $this_avail_pref['init_default']); + if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 1) { echo ' * set_proc=['.serialize($set_proc).']
'; print_r($prefs['email']) ; echo ''; } + if ($this->debug_init_prefs > 0) { echo 'class.preferences: create_email_preferences: LEAVING
'.serialize($prefs['email']) .'