config/other-config.php

   1 <?php
   2 /**
   3 * For the curious, there are a number of other references to $c->something
   4 * which are (or might appear to be) configuration items.  This file contains
   5 * some documentation for them, but it is strongly recommended that you should
   6 * not touch any of these.  Either you will break the application or they will
   7 * have no effect because they are simply calculated internally.
   8 */
   9
  10 /**
  11 * Set automatically according to $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME']
  12 * It will be used to set the address of each tab of the web interface,
  13 * to set the relative address of images and so forth.  You probably should
  14 * not change it unless you know why you want to.
  15 */
  16 // $c->base_url
  17
  18 /**
  19 * Automatically set according to $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'], but could be overridden
  20 * if that gets it wrong for some reason.
  21 */
  22 // $c->base_directory = "/not/here";
  23
  24 /**
  25 * Used to set the timeouts applying to the LOCK method.
  26 */
  27 // $c->default_lock_timeout;
  28 // $c->maximum_lock_timeout;
  29
  30 /**
  31 * default = true;
  32 * If set, DAViCal will store each unique time zone used in any calendar to speed
  33 * future timezone interpretation.
  34 */
  35 // $c->save_time_zone_defs;
  36
  37
  38 /**
  39 * Internal variable used to contain arrays of stylesheets or javascripts
  40 * which are needed by the page being displayed.
  41 */
  42 // Usually internally assigned, but you may want to set it to something meaningful
  43 // if you are writing your own pages within the admin interface.
  44 // $c->scripts = array();
  45 // $c->stylesheets = array();
  46
  47
  48 /**
  49 * Internal variable to display page's title
  50 * in the web interface
  51 */
  52 // Usually internally assigned, but you may want to set it to something meaningful
  53 // if you are writing your own pages within the admin interface.
  54 // $c->page_title;
  55
  56
  57 /**
  58 * Internal array variable to hold error messages to be displayed on top of page
  59 * in the web interface
  60 */
  61 // Usually internally assigned, but you may want to append meaningful messages
  62 // to this array if you are writing your own pages within the admin interface.
  63 //$c->messages;
  64
  65
  66 /**
  67 * These  6 next properties are extracted automatically from the Changelog
  68 * used to give informtion for debugging
  69 */
  70 // Internally assigned
  71 // $c->code_debian,
  72 // $c->code_major,
  73 // $c->code_minor,
  74 // $c->code_patch,
  75 // $c->code_pkgver,
  76 // $c->code_version,
  77 /**
  78 * Used internally to know the revision of the database schema and display
  79 * in HTTP error anwser in the header
  80 */
  81 // Internally assigned
  82 // $c->schema_major
  83 // $c->schema_minor
  84 // $c->schema_patch
  85 // $c->schema_version
  86
  87 /**
  88 * This property is used to enforce regular ordering of query results so
  89 * that the regression test output is deterministically ordered. In
  90 * real life this is not important, and it is a performance hit, so it
  91 * should not usually be enabled anywhere else.
  92 */
  93 // $c->strict_result_ordering = boolean;