Revisions for sam/lib/SAM.php

Copyrights assigned by Chris.

Move application-specific hook examples to the application's config directories.

Bump year, looks like a missed a few last time.

Assign copyright to The Horde Project for those copyright holders that already agreed to it.

Use Horde::callHook().

SAM -> Sam

Happy new year\!

Use double-quotes.

Error checking
Submitted by: Serge Grondin <SGrondin@csbf.qc.ca>

"@access public" is redundant.
Wrapping.

Loosen the required parameters for SQL drivers and update phpdoc to reflect that.
Bug: 1796
Submitted by: selsky (at) columbia (dot) edu

Happy New Year

CSS menu

Apps no longer need to call Help::javascript() - and indeed they shouldn't,
since it no longer exists.

No more HORDE_LIBS.

[max] Add SAM::infoAttribute() function to determine if an attribute type is
informative only and doesn't modify data (i.e. link, description, etc).

minor style tweaks

move Menu.php to a framework package.

Show notifications only from the requested message stack.

Happy new year everyone.

typo

fix $Horde: $ tags

Here she be! The things that aren't listed in the changelog are:

- rename spamassassin.php to spam.php (for consistency with the
registry name).
- blow away the now-unneeded template files.
- standardize on SAM (instead of Sam).
- the horde_id field in the sql driver is no longer needed --
just use the mapped username for everything.

Hopefully I didn't forget anything.  Still need to write up the
help for all the known attributes and add the amavissql driver.

No hardcoded params anymore.

weed out duplicates in SAM::setListOption so it applies to the API functions
as well as the list editor

Last menu.php files.

Nuke a lot of constants.php files.

Specific Reason: constants should be defined in the application's base
class file UNLESS constants are needed in one of the configuration
files (the case for all those remaining). Only then should you break
things out to a seperate file (and even then, we may want to just
include the app's library file).

General Reason: Including files is *very* expensive. Short files are
pointless if we can avoid them; it's much cheaper to have slightly
longer files than multiple short ones (especially when we're going to
include all the short files anyways).

Bump year.

BIG update.  Now properly loads global defaults (including whitelist and
blacklist).  Admins may now choose 'Save as Default' to set the global
preferences for users.

There have been a lot of changes and not a ton of testing.

Much smarter code, and add a blacklist page.

Removed stale buildWhitelistQuery function, now that it is no longer needed.
Also added deleteWhiteList($option) function to clear out current white-listed
email addresses when the entry box is cleared.

Alright, added a few files as well as modified current functions to get the
initial part of the whitelist preferences up and running.. Right now only
'whitelist_from' is enabled and working, 'whitelist_to' is next.

Also re-fixed and issue with SAM where the username was being set to t
he full email address, this prevented Spam Assassin from seeing anything
that was configured for a particular user. For the moment, I am stripping
out the '@domain_name.com' portion and using the resulting username for
username setting. This enabled Spam Assassin to once again see the preference.

Lots of code cleanup - on a closer look, a lot of things didn't make
sense to me, and the code in its previous state didn't seem to work at
all. This is simpler, corrects a bunch of style and coding errors
(inappropriate use of htmlspecialchars(), etc.).

Cleaned up the UI, too.

phpdoc/commenting fixes.

Several new features added to the spamassassin.php screen, a new help
system is working has been implemented (using the horde functions).

A bug was fixed with the database tables. Horde uses the full email address
as the username, whereas spam assassin only using the prefix of the email address.

I have added a field to the table to correct this problem.

some line wrapping, cleanup, fix typos, and fix spelling of
SpamAssassin (one word).

initial SpamAssassin module commit.

Submitted by: Chris Bowlby <excalibur@hub.org>