This is surgeweb I assume you are referring to when you say webmail? The display of the calendars can be controller using the surgemail per user settings. From the documentation: Calendar and photos can be hidden by disabling surgeplus using the surgemail.ini setting: g_disable_surgeplus "TRUE" or by using user_access settings !surgeplus or if you want you can use the surgeweb config*.dat settings to disable the display of any of the extra buttons such as calendar / photos / blogs on a global / per domain / per group basis. One example from documentation : Display filestore as well as / instead of photos button in application menu: In extend.css add the relevant style definitions below: #app_filestore{ display:block; } #app_photos{ display:none; } Let me know if none of that does the trick for you. Marijn On Friday 17/02/2012 at 2:22 pm, Tim Meyer wrote: I have found how to turn off SurgePlus by domain, but is there a way to turn off Calendars in the Webmail client by domain? -- Tim Meyer / CEO, JTM MultiMedia, Inc. / http://www.JTMWeb.com / 515-277-1990
Calendar and photos can be hidden by disabling surgeplus using the surgemail.ini setting: g_disable_surgeplus "TRUE" or by using user_access settings !surgeplus
Calendar and photos can be hidden by disabling surgeplus using the surgemail.ini setting:
g_disable_surgeplus "TRUE"
!surgeplus
Display filestore as well as / instead of photos button in application menu: In extend.css add the relevant style definitions below: #app_filestore{ display:block; } #app_photos{ display:none; }
Display filestore as well as / instead of photos button in application menu: In extend.css add the relevant style definitions below:
#app_filestore{
display:block;
}
#app_photos{
display:none;
I have found how to turn off SurgePlus by domain, but is there a way to turn off Calendars in the Webmail client by domain? -- Tim Meyer / CEO, JTM MultiMedia, Inc. / http://www.JTMWeb.com / 515-277-1990
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