Remove quotes around sql language identifiers
As an reaction on Issue #26, removed quotes around language identifiers in SQL statements
See merge request !8
supported values:
false/unset => keep these resource active
true => never show these resources
array('User-Agent'=>'#regex1#', 'X-Client'=>'#regex2#') => if a client sends "User-Agent" header which matches the regex1 OR "X-Client" header which matches regex2 then do not show these resources
supported values:
false/unset => always show bound collections
true => never show bound collections
array('User-Agent'=>'#regex1#', 'X-Client'=>'#regex2#') => if a client sends "User-Agent" header which matches the regex1 OR "X-Client" header which matches regex2 then all bound collections are hidden
new option: if set to PHP regex string then hide_TODO is enabled if the client
user-agent string matches the regex for example:
$c->hide_TODO='#^iOS.*dataaccessd.*#';
will hide all todos from non-owner/non-admin users for iOS devices
'calendar_components' sets the
'urn:ietf:params:xml:ns:caldav:supported-calendar-component-set' property for
the calendar collection (used to distinguish between different type of calendar
collections, for example: todo and event calendars) the value must be a
non-empty array; allowed values: 'VEVENT', 'VTODO', 'VJOURNAL', 'VTIMEZONE',
'VFREEBUSY', 'VPOLL', 'VAVAILABILITY'
for example:
array('VEVENT')
array('VTODO')
array('VEVENT', 'VTODO')
null or undefined => all default calendar components are supported - see
$c->default_calendar_components
NOTE: if you want to change the value of this property later, you need to do
it directly in the database ("property" table) or in the client software!
'default_properties' sets custom properties for the collection in the
"property" table the value must be a non-empty associative array of
key => value pairs (key = property name, value = property value) for example
(set the calendar color property used by Apple and other clients):
'default_properties' => array('http://apple.com/ns/ical/:calendar-color'=>'#ff0000'),
null or undefined => no property is stored in the database
NOTE: if you want to change the value of this property later, you need to do
it directly in the database ("property" table) or in the client software!
