mobybrick Posted June 20, 2014 Posted June 20, 2014 Hi Nick, Thanks as always for Home Access Plus+ A few questions if I may, as we look at upgrading from v9 to v10... 1. In v9, the hapconfig.xml drive mappings had a 'enablemove' setting that doesn't appear anymore. What is the default for this setting in v10, or is it no longer needed? 2. In v10, the hapconfig.xml section has an access="both" setting for links. This doesn't appear to be settable in the interface. What does this setting do, and what are the available valid settings for 'access'? Looks interesting! 3. Lastly, to take advantage of the timetable feature in V10, is there any other way of getting the timetable shown, even if we don't have a local Exchange? We have an LEA Exchange system, to which we don't have direct access/federation Thanks again, Moby.
nickbro Posted June 20, 2014 Posted June 20, 2014 1. No longer needed, and hadn't been since v8 2. It hides it from Internal Users, or External Users (Reverse DNS/IP lookup) 3. You can for students using a SIMS export, it needs to be in the Day1-Da10 format, and have the student's UPN stored in the employee ID field.
mobybrick Posted June 20, 2014 Author Posted June 20, 2014 Thanks Nick! Are the valid settings in the XML file for access "both", "internal" and "external" ?? On the timetable front, good to hear we don't need Exchange. I don't suppose it would be possible for you to add a config option in the hapconfig.xml so that the AD attribute looked up can be specified? Just that EmployeeID can't be added in column view in AD abUsers + Computers, whereas description/office etc can. It's easier to spot missing Employee IDs this way. Also, it's much easier to edit description/office other fields, than 'EmployeeID' that it only available via the attribute editor tab. Thanks, Moby
mobybrick Posted June 20, 2014 Author Posted June 20, 2014 OK, will give it a go... Any chance of the attribute being looked up being configurable?? Ta! Moby
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