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[Mark Valiukas <address@concealed>]

Chris Hastie wrote:

> but I don't see where I need to make changes to get my new
> auth_subscription.tpl to be editable from the web interface. Perhaps I
> should keep it simple for now and forget about such niceties until the
> planned move to templates.

A couple of places - may not be complete, but should
give you a start. This is based on what ships with
3.4.4.3

from wwslib.pm
======begin excerpt======
## Filenames with corresponding entry in NLS set 15
%filenames = ('welcome.tpl' => 1,
             'bye.tpl' => 2,
             'removed.tpl'=> 3,
             'message.footer' => 4,
             'message.header' => 5,
             'remind.tpl' => 6,
             'reject.tpl' => 7,
             'invite.tpl' => 8,
             'helpfile.tpl' => 9,
             'lists.tpl' => 10,
             'global_remind.tpl' => 11,
             'summary.tpl' => 12,
             'info' => 13,
             'homepage' => 14,
             'create_list_request.tpl' => 15,
             'list_created.tpl' => 16,
             'your_infected_msg.tpl' => 17,
             'list_aliases.tpl' => 18
             );
======end excerpt======
add it to this list...


from wwsympa.fcgi
=====begin excerpt=======
## Messages edition
   foreach my $f 
('info','homepage','welcome.tpl','bye.tpl','removed.tpl','message.footer'
,'message.header','remind.tpl','invite.tpl','reject.tpl') {
       next unless ($list->may_edit($f, $param->{'user'}{'email'}) eq 
'write');
       $param->{'files'}{$f}{'complete'} = Msg(15, $wwslib::filenames{$f}, 
$f);
       $param->{'files'}{$f}{'selected'} = '';
   }

.
.
.
## Lists Default files
   foreach my $f 
('welcome.tpl','bye.tpl','removed.tpl','message.footer','message.header',
'remind.tpl','invite.tpl','reject.tpl','your_infected_msg.tpl') {
       $param->{'lists_default_files'}{$f}{'complete'} = Msg(15, 
$wwslib::filenames{$f}, $
f);
       $param->{'lists_default_files'}{$f}{'selected'} = '';
   }

=====end excerpt=========
Add it in among the other template and file names,
and you should the be able to edit it through the
web interface - unless I've missed something else.
I had this working for some hacks I'm working on,
before I took a different approach. I was pleasantly
surprised by how easy it was to add another file
to the editable list.



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Mark Valiukas
Systems Programmer
ITS Networks and Computing Branch
Victoria University of Technology